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151. Sports fans still rate Ruth as greatest home run hitter

Author

Jones, Jeffrey M.

Subjects
Athletic ability -- Public opinion, Baseball players -- Evaluation, Baseball players -- Public opinion, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on performance of base ball player Babe Ruth are presented.

Published
2006

152. Views on economy take slight downturn

Author

Jones, Jeffrey M.

Subjects
United States -- Economic aspects, Telephone surveys -- Usage, United States economic conditions -- Forecasts and trends, United States economic conditions -- Public opinion, Market trend/market analysis, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on trends in United States economic outlook are presented.

Published
2006

153. Update: Bush, Congress approval

Author

Saad, Lydia

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Domestic policy, United States. Congress -- Public opinion, Job evaluation -- Public opinion, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Company business management, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on President George W. Bush's job approval ratings and the administration of Congress are presented.

Published
2006

154. Senior still negative on impact of Medicare drug program

Author

Newport, Frank

Subjects
United States -- Health policy, Aged -- Economic aspects, Prescription drug plans -- Laws, regulations and rules, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Government regulation, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on financial feasibility of Medicare drug program for elderly are presented.

Published
2006

155. Update: Americans' views of Catholic religion

Author

Newport, Frank

Subjects
United States -- Religious aspects, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on favorable opinion of Catholic religion are presented.

Published
2006

156. Ratings of Cheney, Rumsfeld sinking to new depths

Author

Jones, Jeffrey M.

Subjects
Job evaluation -- Public opinion, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Company business management, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on job approval ratings of Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld are presented.

Published
2006

157. Few Americans express confidence in United Nations to handle Iran

Author

Carroll, Joseph

Subjects
Iran -- Military policy, Nuclear disarmament -- Public opinion, Nuclear disarmament -- Political aspects, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Social sciences, United Nations -- Public opinion, United Nations -- Military policy
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on diplomacy of the United Nations towards Iran's nuclear program are presented.

Published
2006

158. Minimum wage has no impact on small business

Author

Jacobe, Dennis

Subjects
Small and medium sized companies -- Laws, regulations and rules, Small and medium sized companies -- Human resource management, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Wages -- Minimum wage, Wages -- Laws, regulations and rules, Wages -- Public opinion, Government regulation, Company personnel management, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on the effect of minimum wage regulations on small business are presented.

Published
2006

159. Bush job approval: 31%

Author

Carroll, Joseph

Subjects
Job evaluation -- Public opinion, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Company business management, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on President George W. Bush's job approval ratings are presented.

Published
2006

160. Four in 10 say now is a bad time to borrow

Author

Jacobe, Dennis

Subjects
United States -- Economic aspects, Consumer credit -- Analysis, Consumer credit -- Public opinion, Consumer credit -- Forecasts and trends, Credit market -- Analysis, Credit market -- Public opinion, Credit market -- Forecasts and trends, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Market trend/market analysis, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on personal credit trend are presented.

Published
2006

161. Bush no longer seen as effective manager

Author

Saad, Lydia

Subjects
Job evaluation -- Public opinion, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Company business management, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on President George W. Bush's job approval ratings are presented.

Published
2006

162. Public: national anthem should be sung in English

Author

Carroll, Joseph

Subjects
National songs, American -- Public opinion, National songs, American -- Translations and translating, National songs, American -- Interpretation and construction, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on appropriateness of singing United States national anthem in Spanish and English are presented.

Published
2006

163. Americans believe gas will top out at $3.62 this year

Author

Newport, Frank

Subjects
Gasoline -- Forecasts and trends, Gasoline -- Public opinion, Gasoline -- Evaluation, Gasoline -- Prices and rates, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Petroleum industry -- Prices and rates, Petroleum industry -- Industry forecasts, Market trend/market analysis, Company pricing policy, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on gasoline price trends, in 2006, are presented.

Published
2006

164. Internet use on the cusp of the 21st century

Subjects
Internet -- Statistics, Computers -- Social aspects, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Information services -- Usage, Online services -- Demographic aspects, Economics, Sociology and social work
Abstract

Canada's General Social Survey of Internet use compares income and usage showing the economic gap between Internet users.

Published
2001

165. How the poll was conducted

Subjects
Telephone surveys -- Usage, Public opinion polls -- Management, Company business management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The latest New York Times/CBS News poll is based on telephone interviews conducted Sept. 10 through Sept. 14 with 990 adults throughout the United States, including 881 who said they [...]

Published
2010

166. How quickly they forget, if they ever knew

Author

Marks, Alan

Subjects
Political advertising -- Evaluation, Recollection (Psychology) -- Testing, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

A state-wide random telephone survey of 225 adult Arkansans was conducted to assess name recognition and evaluations of political and nonpolitical personages. Analysis indicated that one of the more publicized and infamous names in political advertising, Willie Horton, was not recognized by most Arkansans. This raises questions as to the real influence of the Willie Horton advertisements and the rush to judgment of irreparable harm that many experts concluded as a result of the prison furlough advertisements.

Published
1993

167. Hong Kong shows faith, hope in leadership

Author

Ray, Julie

Subjects
Hong Kong -- Political aspects, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Government executives -- Management, Government executives -- Political aspects, Company business management, Social sciences
Abstract

A report on a telephonic interview based survey on the confidence of the citizens of Hong Kong in the leadership of Donald Tsang is presented.

Published
2007

168. Madrid Forum aims to help EU populations be heard

Author

Hideg, Gergely and Naurath, Nicole

Subjects
Europeans -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Social sciences, European Union -- Portrayals
Abstract

The expectations of the presentation of the European public opinion, by intellectuals at the Madrid Forum of the European Union, are discussed.

Published
2006

169. Confidence in housing market dips

Author

Saad, Lydia

Subjects
Telephone surveys -- Usage, Residential real estate -- Public opinion, Residential real estate -- Evaluation, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on housing sector scenario are presented.

Published
2006

170. Harper Polling: Brock McCleary is leading the automated polling charge on the right

Subjects
Telephone surveys -- Usage, Public opinion polls -- Methods, Pollsters -- Interviews, Government, Political science
Abstract

If you ask Brock McCleary, the automated polling skeptics have already lost and he's setting out to prove it with his new firm, Harper Polling. The calculus on IVR (interactive [...]

Published
2013

171. Auto dealerships benefit from successful predictive dialing applications

Author

Bunting, Ann

Subjects
Automobile dealers -- Marketing, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Telemarketing -- Methods, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

It's time to buy a new car. You've narrowed your choices to two different models. One afternoon you visit two dealerships to get more information and to test drive each [...]

Published
1995

172. Who's a doctor? Who's a physician?

Subjects
Medicine -- Practice, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Physicians -- Public opinion -- Identification and classification, Medical personnel -- Public opinion -- Identification and classification, Health, Sports and fitness, American Medical Association -- Surveys
Abstract

According to a survey funded by the American Medical Association (AMA), the public is uncertain about whether some health care professionals are--or are not--physicians. On the one hand, 93% believe [...]

Published
2011

173. Market share: gaining it can be expensive

Author

Madzel, Malynda Hawes

Subjects
Telemarketing -- Usage, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Market share -- Analysis, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

'The best way to gain market share is to not lose market share.' 'The cost to capture a new customer is far higher than the cost to retain an old [...]

Published
1992

174. Percentage miscalculations occur when change in base overlooked

Author

Semon, Thomas T.

Subjects
Telephone surveys -- Usage, Marketing research -- Methods, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

An example of a telephone survey conducted by a retailer in a large metropolitan market is explained to show, how changing the base unintentionally in sample error calculation can produce percentage mistakes, thereby resulting in misleading information.

Published
2005

176. Strategic decision? Go for the numbers

Author

Shaver, Kim D.

Subjects
Furniture stores -- Public relations, Consumers -- Surveys, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Mail surveys -- Usage, Business, Home furnishings industry
Published
1992

177. Taking a different kind of poll

Author

Greene, Michael

Subjects
Furniture stores -- Marketing, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Business, Home furnishings industry
Published
1992

180. Hung up on polls

Author

Oliver, Brian

Subjects
Marketing research -- Services, Telemarketing -- Services, Public opinion polls -- Methods, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Published
1987

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