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Compliance techniques to increase mailed questionnaire return rates from alcoholics

K Brechner, G Shippee, F W Obitz

Journal of Studies on Alcohol

|July 1, 1976

Abstract:

The effects of three compliance techniques were examined. None elicited more returns than did a conventional mailed questionnaire.

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