2007
DOI: 10.1177/1094428106291060
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Abstract: Using data from a prior survey of managers in 20 European countries, the authors conducted multilevel analyses to illustrate the value of examining relationships of both individual characteristics and country characteristics to likelihood of responding. Consistent with inferences about likely salience of the survey topic, they found that likelihood of responding was higher for women than for men and was also higher in countries with more gender equality than in countries with less gender equality. These findin… Show more

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“…Second, in the evaluation of data from the survey, it is important to note that 80% of those who participated were female, which is consistent with data associated with response rates for web-based and mailed surveys (Lyness & Kropf, 2007;Mackety, 2008). Van Horn, Green, and Martinussen (2009) reported a typical response rate of 49% with regard to psychological studies ranging from 14% to 91%, with faculty accounting for a lower response rate than other professional demographics (such as practitioners and students).…”
Section: Limitations and Future Directionssupporting
confidence: 64%
“…Second, in the evaluation of data from the survey, it is important to note that 80% of those who participated were female, which is consistent with data associated with response rates for web-based and mailed surveys (Lyness & Kropf, 2007;Mackety, 2008). Van Horn, Green, and Martinussen (2009) reported a typical response rate of 49% with regard to psychological studies ranging from 14% to 91%, with faculty accounting for a lower response rate than other professional demographics (such as practitioners and students).…”
Section: Limitations and Future Directionssupporting
confidence: 64%
“…Typical moderator variables include country (e.g., developing vs developed), time period (e.g., decade) and published vs unpublished status (where comparison between the two can indicate the presence of publication bias). Particularly important from an IB perspective is the language and culture of survey administration, which has been shown to influence response styles (Harzing, 2006;Smith & Fischer, 2008) and response rates (Lyness & Brumit Kropf, 2007). Theory is often addressed as part of the moderator search, as per Cortina's (2016) review, ''a theory is a set of clearly identified variables and their connections, the reasons for those connections, and the primary boundary conditions for those connections'' (Cortina, 2016(Cortina, : 1142.…”
Section: Moderator Searchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A second content element related to language; even though the target population was spread across 45 countries speaking over 20 languages, English is the adopted language of the European aviation sector, e.g. air traffic control services, and hence translation issues did not arise (Lyness and Kropf, 2007;Presser et al, 2004).…”
Section: Testing Of Recommended Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%