Likelihood of Participating in Mail Survey Research Business Respondents' Perspectives

By T. Greer, Nuchai Chuchinprakarn, S. Seshadri. 2000

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Survey research in operations management: a process‐based perspective (2002, background): “OM researchers could consider articles from other disciplines in order to increase awareness on non-respondent causes (see Roth and BeVier, 1998; Greer et al., 2000) and effects (see Wilson, 1999) which underpin the resulting lack of external validity).”
Examining Factors Impacting Online Survey Response Rates in Educational Research: Perceptions of Graduate Students (2017, unknown): “Greer, Chuchinprakarn, and Seshadri (2000) found the day of the week the survey was sent not to be an influential factor in response rate.”
Learning mechanisms and differential performance in alliance portfolios (2007, background): “The interview questions were partly exploratory and mostly open-ended (Greer et al., 2000).”
The value of online surveys (2005, background): “…questions, an impersonal approach, and respondent ability to control the order in which questions are answered (see, for example, Alpar and Spitzer 1989; Cavusgil and Elvey-Kirk, 1998; Gendall and Menelaou, 1996; Greer et al., 2000; Jussaume and Yamada, 1990; Ratneshwar and Stewart, 1989).”