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Research papers

Possibilities and problems of cumulated surveys (German)

Conventional data analysis concentrates on individual surveys of not more than 2000 respondents. Hypotheses regarding small sub-groups of the population cannot be tested with these surveys. Special surveys with disproportionate samples or with a...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1968
Authors: Hans Dieter Klingemann, Franz Urban Pappi
June 15, 1968

Research papers

Practical experiences in using a high speed computer

The use of high speed computers enabled us to improve survey analysis along three basic lines: - flexibility of use, and wide range of facilities; - fast turnover; - low costs This has been possible due to the utilisation of a "Hardware" plus...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1968
Author: C. Chemla
June 15, 1968

Research papers

Aided recall media research

The use of recall aids as a stimulus to the memory of informants has been most highly developed in media research, and it is from this field that I draw the two examples which I wish to discuss today. The I.P.A. National Readership Survey is a...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/WAPOR Congress 1959
Author: David R. Aitchison
June 15, 1959

Research papers

Aided recall media research (French)

The use of recall aids as a stimulus to the memory of informants has been most highly developed in media research, and it is from this field that I draw the two examples which I wish to. discuss today. The I.P.A. National Readership Survey is a...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/WAPOR Congress 1959
Author: David R. Aitchison
June 15, 1959

Research papers

Consumers economic expectations and intentions as revealed by sample surveys

Surveys into consumers' expectations and intentions can deal with two aspects of buying behaviour and expectations: a) particular, and b) general. I would like to discuss first: the particular. This division is not a strict one, but the sense in...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1956: Advertising Research
Author: Henry Durant
June 15, 1956