2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.vaa.2019.12.002
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Web based surveys – recommendations for their design and interpretation

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“…The definitions of view, participation, completion, completeness and response rates are not uniform across the literature, making comparisons among studies difficult. 15,19,20 For example, recent internet-based surveys of cat caregivers did not define or report such rates, although the actual number of responses and global outreach observed here and in these surveys were comparable. 21,22 One survey investigating cat scratching behaviour obtained 4015 responses from 36 countries, 22 whereas another survey investigating cat ownership perception and caretaking behaviours in Australia obtained 1013 responses.…”
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“…The definitions of view, participation, completion, completeness and response rates are not uniform across the literature, making comparisons among studies difficult. 15,19,20 For example, recent internet-based surveys of cat caregivers did not define or report such rates, although the actual number of responses and global outreach observed here and in these surveys were comparable. 21,22 One survey investigating cat scratching behaviour obtained 4015 responses from 36 countries, 22 whereas another survey investigating cat ownership perception and caretaking behaviours in Australia obtained 1013 responses.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…This excluded cat caregivers without internet access, resulting in participant selection bias. 20 Recruitment was carried out mainly via selected social media groups, which excluded people who were not part of these groups or do not use social media. It is possible that participants entered random answers to ‘try out’ the survey before quitting, or proceeded to score images without reading the training manual.…”
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“…An Internet-based questionnaire cross-sectional study was conducted via Facebook and through e-mail list servers. The questionnaire ( Appendix A ) was developed based on recent literature [ 10 ], expert opinion and the checklist for reporting results of Internet e-surveys [ 11 ]. Deviation from CHERRIES guidelines is mentioned were applicable.…”
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