Interviewers' deviations in surveys : impact, reasons, detection and prevention

Contents: Sebastian Bredl/Nina Storfinger/Natalja Menold: A Literature Review of Methods to Detect Fabricated Survey Data - Natalja Menold/Peter Winker/Nina Storfinger/Christoph J. Kemper: A Method for Ex-Post Identification of Falsifications in Survey Data - Nina Storfinger/Peter Winker: Assessing the Performance of Clustering Methods in Falsification Identification using Bootstrap - Joerg Blasius/Victor Thiessen: Detecting Poorly Conducted Interviews - Birgit Jesske: Concepts and Practices in Interviewer Qualification and Monitoring - Oliver Huelser: Automatic Interview Control of Market Research Studies - Natascha Massing/Daniela Ackermann/Silke Martin/Anouk Zabal/Beatrice Rammstedt: Controlling Interviewers' Work in PIAAC - the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies - Ana Slavec/Vasja Vehovar: Detecting Interviewer's Deviant Behavior in the Slovenian National Readership Survey - Josef Bruederl/Bernadette Huyer-May/Claudia Schmiedeberg: Interviewer Behavior and the Quality of Social Network Data - Natalja Menold/Marie Kristin Opper: Interviewer Experience and Quality of Falsified Data - Marieke Haan/Yfke Ongena/Mike Huiskes: Interviewers' Question: Rewording Not Always a Bad Thing - Patricia A. Gwartney: Mischief versus Mistakes: Motivating Interviewers to Not Deviate - Matthias Ziegler/Christoph J. Kemper: Extreme Response Style and Faking: Two Sides of the Same Coin?