Chapter 3 SURVEY RESEARCH
Jan 02, 1981 · With this type of survey, the data are actually collected at dif-ferent points in time. This can be accomplished by either sampling from a population at different points in time, or by following-up on a group of individuals at different points in time. The main problem seen with
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