Survey administration effects?: a comparison of web-based and traditional written self-administered surveys using the ISSP environment module

By W. Bandilla, Michael Bosnjak, Patrick Altdorfer. 2003

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Online, face-to-face and telephone surveys—Comparing different sampling methods in wine consumer research (2013, methodology): “Even in the case of the snowball sampling, we did not use weighting, for the reason that a weighting factor greater than five is seen as very problematic (Bandilla et al., 2003).”
Heavy work investment, personality and organizational climate (2016, background): “With the exception of older age this pattern is recurrently observed in online surveys (e.g. Bandilla et al., 2003).”
Online Versus Paper (2009, background): “…ts R es p o n d e n t A g e G en d er A im s o f S tu d y T o p ic o f Q u es ti o n n a ir e E m a il s u p er io r in … E m a il i n fe ri o r in … O th er f in d in g s Bandilla, Bosnjak, and Altdorfer 2003 2,386 2000 adult population living in private households in Germany 18+ male and…”
An evaluation of the weighting procedures for an online access panel survey (2008, background): “…answers can be rapidly collected and analysed due to extensive automation (Bandilla et al. 2003:235), there are also 93 disadvantages to online access panel surveys, of which the most important are non-coverage and sample selection difficulties (Bandilla et al. 2003; Dillman 2000; Couper 2000).”