AbstractThe popularity of survey methods in educational research has been increasingly accompanied by problems of nonresponse bias produced by small proportions of responses or returns. This paper considers a number of rational and empirical procedures, including some of their advantages and shortcomings, for dealing with the problem of nonresponse or low return rates in surveys.
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