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First published 2004-08

E-Mail Contacts

Michael E. Whitcomb, Stephen R. Porter

Social Science Computer Review

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Research article

First published 2013-6

Combining Mail and E-Mail Contacts to Facilitate Participation in Mixed-Mode Surveys

Glenn D. Israel

Social Science Computer Review

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Research article

First published 2019-12

Paper,E-mail,or Both? Effects of Contact Mode on Participation in a Web Survey of Establishments

Joseph W. Sakshaug, Basha Vicari, Mick P. Couper

Social Science Computer Review

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Other

First published 2003-05

Web Surveys as Part of a Mixed-Mode Strategy for Populations that cannot be Contacted by E-Mail

Matthias Schonlau, Beth J. Asch, Can Du

Social Science Computer Review

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Other

First published 2009-06

E-mail Use Among a Sample of Intimate Partner Violence Shelter Residents

Emily F. Rothman, Jennifer Meade, Michele R. Decker

Violence Against Women

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Research article

First published 2005-08

E-mail Subject Lines and Their Effect on Web Survey Viewing and Response

Stephen R. Porter, Michael E. Whitcomb

Social Science Computer Review

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Research article

First published 2001-4

E-mail Contact between Constituents and State Legislators

Lilliard E. Richardson, Linda M. Daugherty, Patricia K. Freeman

State and Local Government Review

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Research article

First published 2017-11

The Effect of Alternative E-mail Contact Timing Strategies on Response Rates in a Self-administered Web Survey

Taylor Lewis, Karl Hess

Field Methods

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Research article

First published 2008-03

Response Rates for Mixed-Mode Surveys Using Mail and E-mail/Web

Patrick D. Converse, Edward W. Wolfe, Xiaoting Huang [...]

American Journal of Evaluation

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Research article

First published 2013-6

Appointment reminder systems and patient preferences: Patient technology usage and familiarity with other service providers as predictive variables

Stacey R Finkelstein, Nan Liu, Beena Jani [...]

Health Informatics Journal

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