570
Design Aspects of Response Scales in Surveys

Tuesday, July 15, 2014: 3:30 PM-5:20 PM
Room: 416
RC33 Logic and Methodology in Sociology (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizers:
Kathrin BOGNER, Leibniz Institute Social Sciences, Germany, Natalja MENOLD, Leibniz Institute Social Sciences, Germany and Christof WOLF, Leibniz Institute for Social Sciences, Germany
570.1
Quality of Semantic Differential Scales - an Application of Multiple Correspondence Analysis (Oral Presentation)
Stefanie EIFLER, Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany; Natalja MENOLD, Leibniz Institute Social Sciences, Germany

570.2
“I Haven't Got a Clue!?” Do Clueless Respondents Affect Data Quality through Response Behaviour? (Oral Presentation)
Daniela WETZELHÜTTER, Johannes Kepler University, Austria

570.3
Effects of the Visual Presentation of Don't Know Options in Rating Scales on Responses. Comparing Results of a Papi and an Online Panel Experiment (Oral Presentation)
Kathrin BOGNER, Leibniz Institute Social Sciences, Germany

570.4
Effects of Rating Scale Polarity on Attitude Measurements with Latent Variables (Oral Presentation)
Natalja MENOLD, Leibniz Institute Social Sciences, Germany

570.5
Why Do Immigrants Overestimate Their Language Proficiency? (Oral Presentation)
Julian SEURING, University of Bamberg, Germany

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