The Use of Two-Stage Survey Design in Collecting Data From Those Who Have Attended Periodic or Special Events

Sukgoo Pak and Louis G Pol

Discusses the problems of obtaining satisfactory survey samples of people attending special events, away from their homes.
  

The Use of a Two-StageSurvey Design in Collecting Data from Those Who Have Attended Periodic orSpecial Events

Louis G. Pol and Sukgoo Pak University of Nebraska at Omaha

introduction

Survey research involves the understanding of exchange theory (Cook 1987), a knowledge of the way prospective respondents can be convinced to participate (Groves et al 1992), and a command of proper survey design techniques (Dillman 1976). However, unique survey situations require that known procedures be expanded and adjusted to fit the needs of environments that do not conform neatly to one of the commonly used...

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