Abstract
In the study reported here, interviewer bias was found to depend at least as much upon the questions being asked as on the interviewer. The authors describe a method for finding and correcting that bias. Robert Ferber is a Research Associate Professor in the Bureau of Economics and Business Research and in the Department of Economics at the University of Illinois. Hugh G. Wales is Associate Professor of Marketing in the Marketing Division of the College of Commerce of the same university.
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