Real-effort survey designs: Open-ended questions to overcome the challenge of measuring behavior in surveys
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Published:2021-09-10
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ISSN:2667-1204
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Container-title:Journal of Trial and Error
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language:en
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Short-container-title:JOTE
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JOTE Publishers
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