The Pretest in Survey Research: Issues and Preliminary Findings

Abstract
Despite their widely recognized importance in survey research, pretests have received little methodological attention. The authors summarize the current state of the art and report results from an empirical investigation of the effectiveness of respondent verbalizations in pretesting. The results suggest that pretesting is effective in identifying some types of problem questions but not others.

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