General Online Research 2020

10 - 11 September 2020

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Index of Authors

A list of all persons who contribute to the sessions of this conference. Please select a letter below to list all persons with the corresponding surname. Select the presentation in the right-hand column to access session and presentation details.

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Author(s)	Organization(s)	Contribution Title
Gaaw, Stephanie	Technical University Dresden, Germany	„Magic methods“, bigger data and AI - Do they endager quality criteria in online surveys? Presenter
Gatica-Perez, Daniel	EPFL and Idiap, Switzerland; EPFL, Switzerland; Idiap Research Institute, Switzerland	Are respondents on the move when filling out a mobile web survey? Evidence from an app- and browser-based survey of the general population Data privacy concerns as a source of resistance to participate in surveys using a smartphone app
Gerdon, Frederic	University of Mannheim, Germany	Data Sharing for the Public Good? A Factorial Survey Experiment on Contextual Privacy Norms Presenter
Goldberg, Frank	DMI Digital Media Institute GmbH, Germany	Significant improvement of relevant KPIs with optimization of the programmatic modulation
Görnandt, Julia	SKIM	How to better uncover emotions in early-stage innovation research Presenter
Graf, Christian	UXessible GbR, Germany	The convergence of user research and market research - The best of both worlds?! Presenter
Grüb, Birgit	Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria	“Weather and timing is to blame - additional influences towards data quality in social media research”
Guedes Auditor, Jean	Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany	Introducing the German Emigration and Remigration Panel Study (GERPS): A New and Unique Register-based Push-to-Web Online Panel Covering Individual Consequences of International Migration
Guess, Andrew	Princeton University, United States of America	What Should We Be Allowed to Post? Citizens’ Preferences for Online Hate Speech Regulation
Gummer, Tobias	GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany	Using responsive survey design to implement a probability-based self-administered mixed-mode survey in Germany Presenter