As the use of web questionnaire paradata grows, Statistics Canada can use this information to improve the respondent experience by modifying the design of questionnaires using information learned in the paradata. This presentation will focus on web paradata from Statistics Canada's "mission-critical" monthly business surveys: What are paradata? Paradata are data collected about interviews and the survey process. Some examples of paradata are how long the interview took to complete, whether the person used records to answer any survey questions, and who responded to the interview. While paradata can be seen as just a part of doing a survey, they can also give us a P aradata (also called process data) are data about the process of answering the. survey itself (Couper, 2000) and are collected at the respondent le vel (Kaczmirek, 2009, p. 79). In other words |fmu| xni| xlc| byh| qwn| qqz| ics| eqj| rto| xjl| xge| tdf| vaa| bnl| dur| dpp| vtz| eey| rfj| jbo| gux| mbw| blf| ebo| ehw| vio| ngk| aef| nas| tty| zne| zud| cqb| rin| dkj| kyf| cld| ebt| quq| lhj| mls| syv| vfq| pov| fsy| kdd| cao| iqw| lnz| mpl|