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Who stops answering? Breakoff, smartphone use and educational bias in a web survey
Survey data collection has been moving towards the online self-administered mode (CAWI), which is usually seen as an effective answer to falling response rates and rising fieldwork costs. This mode, however, comes with drawbacks of its own, especially when respondents use a smartphone to fill out th
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