Reducing Respondent Burden, Information Processing Effort, and Incomprehensibility in Stated-Preference Surveys: Principles and Properties of the Pairwise Design Strategy
Reducing Respondent Burden, Information Processing Effort, and Incomprehensibility in Stated-Preference Surveys: Principles and Properties of the Pairwise Design Strategy
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Reducing Respondent Burden, Information Processing Effort, and Incomprehensibility in Stated-Preference Surveys: Principles and Properties of the Pairwise Design Strategy
Session, Transportation data and information technology; planning and administration ; 2001 ; Washington, DC
2001-01-01
8 pages
Held as part of the 80th annual meeting of the Transportation Research Board
Conference paper
English
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