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The effects of monetary and non-monetary incentives on respondent attrition in longitudinal survey
Longitudinal studies are essential for governments and organizations as they help in making decisions that are based on factual data. Longitudinal studies collect data repeatedly from a set of participants over a period of time, enabling the tracking and studying of entity behaviour at individual, o...
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Department of Computer Science
2020
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