V B Zvonovsky
Biographic Data
| ID | 6771587 |
|---|---|
| NAME | V B Zvonovsky |
| GIVEN NAMES | V B |
| FAMILY NAME | Zvonovsky |
| SIGNATURE | ZVONOVSKY V B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Samara State University of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8805-9028 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Beyond the questionnaire
Respondents' interpretations of survey questions are always broader than the set of attributes measured by a questionnaire. Their answers therefore often extend beyond the offered response scale, especially when a topic directly affects their lives. Some respondents provide detailed accounts that illuminate how people perceive economic and political conditions, whereas quantitative datasets retain only answer distributions. To describe more fully…
Analysis of Hard Refusals to Continue Interviews in Telephone Surveys on Political Topics
The need for analyzing interrupted interviews is driven by two reasons: (1) the importance of monitoring possible systematic biases in samples, and (2) the fact that such interviews most clearly reveal problems inherent to the survey process in general, problems that are usually overcome through the joint efforts of interviewers and respondents. The focus on “hard refusals” is justified by the fact that this status is assigned when a respondent m…
Communication failures between interviewers and respondents in mass telephone surveys on the topic of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
A sociological interview is a dialogue between the interviewer and the respondent, during which information is exchanged. If a part of it is lost during this exchange, then the survey results turn out to be distorted. Since respondents do not always understand the questionnaire questions correctly and sometimes their answers do not fall into the proposed scale of options, and interviewers may make mistakes when reading out the question and buildi…
Reasons for Prematurely Terminating an Interview by Respondents in National Polls Regarding the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
Interrupted interviews reduce respondents’ cooperation and can lead to systematic sample shifts, which calls into question the representativeness of the survey data obtained. Sensitive survey topics, such as the discussion of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, may on more occasions encourage respondents to stop discussing them. Therefore it is especially important to investigate the matter of interrupted interviews in such surveys. The purpose of th…
Russians’ Perception of the Conflict with Ukraine
Russians' attitude towards the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the very possibility of its quantitative measurement became a subject of heated debates inside Russian sociological community. The most popular argument among professionals who believe that the level of support for the military actions is lower than the recorded values is the "Spiral of Silence" model used by E. Noelle-Neumann to explain people's unwillingness to express unpopular opin…
Adaptation Strategies of Opponents and Supporters of the Special Military Operation to the Current Situation (Based on Residents of Samara Region)
Strategies for adapting to traumatic events such as military conflicts are largely determined by a person’s outlook on such events. As such, research on the differences in the adaptation strategies of Russian supporters and opponents of the “special military operation” in the Ukraine (SMO) to the current situation provides a sociological description of how assessments of traumatic events impact the development of strategies for adapting to them. …
Contemporary Practices of Telephone Surveys in the World
Статья посвящена обзору основных подходов и современных тенденций в использовании телефонных опросов в социологических исследованиях. Телефонные опросы остаются одним из самых быстрых и дешевых способов первичного сбора данных в социологических и маркетинговых исследованиях; они в наибольшей степени соответствуют требованиям к репрезентативным исследованиям. Именно в телефонных CATI-опросах реже встречаются фальсификации данных и ошибки измерения…
New Russian suburban’s settler
The article presents the results of a study of new urban communities formation in the suburbs of large Russian cities, particularly the demographic Items of the population. Since the late 2000s, when the rise of the urban population and a shortage of affordable housing took place, projects on integrated development of areas located in the immediate vicinity of the “parent” of cities started to implement in the residential real estate market in so…
Adaptation Strategies of Opponents and Supporters of the Special Military Operation to the Current Situation (Based on Residents of Samara Region)
Strategies for adapting to traumatic events such as military conflicts are largely determined by a person’s outlook on such events. As such, research on the differences in the adaptation strategies of Russian supporters and opponents of the “special military operation” in the Ukraine (SMO) to the current situation provides a sociological description of how assessments of traumatic events impact the development of strategies for adapting to them. …
New Russian suburban’s settler
The article presents the results of a study of new urban communities formation in the suburbs of large Russian cities, particularly the demographic Items of the population. Since the late 2000s, when the rise of the urban population and a shortage of affordable housing took place, projects on integrated development of areas located in the immediate vicinity of the “parent” of cities started to implement in the residential real estate market in so…
Contemporary Practices of Telephone Surveys in the World
Статья посвящена обзору основных подходов и современных тенденций в использовании телефонных опросов в социологических исследованиях. Телефонные опросы остаются одним из самых быстрых и дешевых способов первичного сбора данных в социологических и маркетинговых исследованиях; они в наибольшей степени соответствуют требованиям к репрезентативным исследованиям. Именно в телефонных CATI-опросах реже встречаются фальсификации данных и ошибки измерения…
Russians’ Perception of the Conflict with Ukraine
Russians' attitude towards the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the very possibility of its quantitative measurement became a subject of heated debates inside Russian sociological community. The most popular argument among professionals who believe that the level of support for the military actions is lower than the recorded values is the "Spiral of Silence" model used by E. Noelle-Neumann to explain people's unwillingness to express unpopular opin…
Adaptation Strategies of Opponents and Supporters of the Special Military Operation to the Current Situation (Based on Residents of Samara Region)
Strategies for adapting to traumatic events such as military conflicts are largely determined by a person’s outlook on such events. As such, research on the differences in the adaptation strategies of Russian supporters and opponents of the “special military operation” in the Ukraine (SMO) to the current situation provides a sociological description of how assessments of traumatic events impact the development of strategies for adapting to them. …
Reasons for Prematurely Terminating an Interview by Respondents in National Polls Regarding the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
Interrupted interviews reduce respondents’ cooperation and can lead to systematic sample shifts, which calls into question the representativeness of the survey data obtained. Sensitive survey topics, such as the discussion of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, may on more occasions encourage respondents to stop discussing them. Therefore it is especially important to investigate the matter of interrupted interviews in such surveys. The purpose of th…
Communication failures between interviewers and respondents in mass telephone surveys on the topic of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
A sociological interview is a dialogue between the interviewer and the respondent, during which information is exchanged. If a part of it is lost during this exchange, then the survey results turn out to be distorted. Since respondents do not always understand the questionnaire questions correctly and sometimes their answers do not fall into the proposed scale of options, and interviewers may make mistakes when reading out the question and buildi…
Beyond the questionnaire
Respondents' interpretations of survey questions are always broader than the set of attributes measured by a questionnaire. Their answers therefore often extend beyond the offered response scale, especially when a topic directly affects their lives. Some respondents provide detailed accounts that illuminate how people perceive economic and political conditions, whereas quantitative datasets retain only answer distributions. To describe more fully…
Analysis of Hard Refusals to Continue Interviews in Telephone Surveys on Political Topics
The need for analyzing interrupted interviews is driven by two reasons: (1) the importance of monitoring possible systematic biases in samples, and (2) the fact that such interviews most clearly reveal problems inherent to the survey process in general, problems that are usually overcome through the joint efforts of interviewers and respondents. The focus on “hard refusals” is justified by the fact that this status is assigned when a respondent m…
Political science (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Survey Methodology and Nonresponse (4 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)