Computer-Administered Surveys in Organizational Settings

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1992 • 5,783 citations

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1985 • 5,006 citations

Two-component models of socially desirable responding.

1984 • 2,768 citations

Survey Research Methods

2010 • 1,988 citations

The Dispositional Approach To Job Attitudes: A Lifetime Longitudinal Test

1986 • 750 citations

Enhancement and denial in socially desirable responding.

1991 • 734 citations

Response Effects in the Electronic Survey

1986 • 577 citations

Survey research by telephone

1990 • 432 citations

Telephone Survey Methods: Sampling, Selection and Supervision

1988 • 417 citations

Surveys by Telephone: A National Comparison with Personal Interviews.

1982 • 381 citations

How to measure employee reliability.

1989 • 316 citations

Psychiatrists and a Computer as Interrogators of Patients with Alcohol-Related Illnesses: A Comparison

1977 • 302 citations

Telephone Survey Methods

1993 • 273 citations

Handbook of Research Design and Social Measurement

1993 • 238 citations

USING ELECTRONIC MAIL FOR DATA COLLECTION IN ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH.

1986 • 235 citations

Handbook of research design and social measurement

1993 • 235 citations

Some effects of computerized interviewing on job applicant responses.

1989 • 204 citations

Computer administration of questions: More desirable or more social desirability?

1990 • 188 citations

Impression management, social desirability, and computer administration of attitude questionnaires: Does the computer make a difference?

1992 • 187 citations

The impact of computer-mediated communication on self-awareness

1988 • 182 citations

Does the computer make a difference? Computerized versus face-to-face versus self-report assessment of alcohol, drug, and tobacco use.

1983 • 160 citations

Adaptive testing by computer.

1985 • 153 citations

Response Styles in Telephone and Household Interviewing: A Field Experiment

1980 • 141 citations

Does the computer make a difference? Computerized versus face-to-face versus self-report assessment of alcohol, drug, and tobacco use.

1983 • 136 citations

Survey Research by Telephone.

1985 • 108 citations

Adaptive testing by computer.

1985 • 104 citations

Under‐Reporting of Alcohol Consumption in Sample Surveys: The Effect of Computer Interviewing in Fieldwork

1984 • 91 citations

The computer as psychometrician

1981 • 90 citations

Surveys by Telephone, A National Comparison with Personal Interviews.

1980 • 87 citations

Comparing computerized versus traditional psychological assessment

1985 • 87 citations

The equivalency of computerized and conventional MMPI administration: A critical review

1988 • 76 citations

Equivalent Validity of a Completely Computerized MMPI

1974 • 74 citations

Complete automation of the MMPI and a study of its response latencies.

1972 • 68 citations

Acceptability and Reliability of Sensitive Information Collected via Computer Interview

1987 • 67 citations

Predicting individual differences in performance on computer-administered tests and tasks: Development of the computer aversion scale

1988 • 64 citations

Automated Psychological Testing: Method of Administration, Need for Approval, and Measures of Anxiety

1989 • 64 citations

The reliability of a computer interview for drug use/abuse information

1983 • 62 citations

Relationship Between Corresponding Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) and Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) Subtests

1984 • 60 citations

Under‐Reporting of Alcohol Consumption in Sample Surveys: The Effect of Computer Interviewing in Fieldwork

1984 • 56 citations

The effects of computerized versus paper-and-pencil administration on measures of negative affect

1992 • 55 citations

A comparison of computer administration with standard administration of the MMPI

1985 • 50 citations

Computer and manual administration of the Eysenck Personality Inventory

1981 • 48 citations

Effects of Computerized Administration on Scores on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory

1977 • 46 citations

The effects of computer administration and identification on the Job Descriptive Index (JDI)

1991 • 41 citations

Identification of target complaints by computer interview: Evaluation of the computerized assessment system for psychotherapy evaluation and research.

1987 • 40 citations

Impression management, candor, and microcomputer-based organizational surveys: An individual differences approach

1991 • 39 citations

Identification of target complaints by computer interview: Evaluation of the computerized assessment system for psychotherapy evaluation and research.

1987 • 37 citations

Attitude Assessment in Organizations: Testing Three Microcomputer-Based Survey Systems

1989 • 35 citations

Response Effects in Computer-Administered Questioning

1988 • 33 citations

Paper-and-pencil versus computer-administered MMPIs: A comparison of patient's attitudes

1986 • 32 citations

Self‐Administered Alcoholism Screening Test: A Comparision of Conventional Versus Computer‐Administered Formats

1991 • 30 citations

The Effect of Computer-Administered Testing on Test Anxiety and Performance

1987 • 29 citations

The Answering Machine Poses Many Questions for Telephone Survey Researchers

1991 • 26 citations

Computer Administration of the California Psychological Inventory

1976 • 25 citations

Computers in personality assessment: A brief past, an ebullient present, and an expanding future

1986 • 25 citations

Response Latency to Computer-Administered Inventory Items as an Indicator of Emotional Arousal

1990 • 23 citations

Response Effects in Computer-Administered Questioning

1988 • 22 citations

Comparability of computer- and booklet-administered Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventories among primarily chemically dependent patients.

1990 • 22 citations

Validation of an Automated 16PF Administration Procedure

1984 • 22 citations

The reliability of a micro-computer administration of the MMPI

1986 • 22 citations

Comparability of computer- and booklet-administered Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventories among primarily chemically dependent patients.

1990 • 20 citations

A Comparative Study of Computer Administration of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory in an Inpatient Psychiatric Setting

1984 • 17 citations

Response Latency to Computer-Administered Inventory Items as an Indicator of Emotional Arousal

1990 • 17 citations

Can Learning Disabled Students Effectively Use Separate Answer Sheets?

1986 • 15 citations

Computerized vs pencil and paper collection of network data

1990 • 14 citations

Microcomputer-based organizational survey assessment: Applications to training

1987 • 10 citations

Computer-assisted versus paper-and-pencil assessment of personal problems in a clinical population

1991 • 8 citations

Introduction and training of students to use separate answer sheets: Effects on standardized test scores

1987 • 4 citations

Military Testing Association

1969 • 3 citations

Psychology in the Department of Defense symposium

1990 • 1 citations