Response bias and reliability in sensitive topic surveys
Marquis, K.H.; Marquis, M.S.; Polich, J.M.
Journal of the American Statistical Association 81(394): 381-389
1986
ISSN/ISBN: 0162-1459 Document Number: 336526
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