Apklausų kokybė: pagrindiniai teoriniai aspektai ir praktikos Lietuvoje

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Pranešimas skaitytas internetiniame praktiniame seminare: Apklausų kokybė Lietuvoje ir iššūkiai COVID-19 situacijoje. 2020 m. birželio 18 d.

Related Organizations

Kaunas University of Technology
Lithuania

Keywords

Surveys in Lithuania, European Social Survey, Total Survey Error, Survey Research Quality

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