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Autore principale: Jardine, Carolyn W.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1995
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ536276
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contents Maybe the 55 Percent Rule Doesn't Tell the Whole Story: A User-Satisfaction Survey. Jardine, Carolyn W. Academic Libraries Higher Education Librarians Library Research Library Services Library Surveys Personality Traits Reference Services User Satisfaction (Information) A survey at the University at Albany (New York) on user satisfaction with reference services gathered information on behavioral characteristics of librarians: interest, confidence, friendliness, and enthusiasm, as well as on patron comfort and overall satisfaction. Analysis of the data (n=100) indicates that user satisfaction depends on more than the accuracy with which their questions are answered. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Maybe the 55 Percent Rule Doesn't Tell the Whole Story: A User-Satisfaction Survey.
Jardine, Carolyn W.
Academic Libraries
Higher Education
Librarians
Library Research
Library Services
Library Surveys
Personality Traits
Reference Services
User Satisfaction (Information)
Maybe the 55 Percent Rule Doesn't Tell the Whole Story: A User-Satisfaction Survey. Jardine, Carolyn W. Academic Libraries Higher Education Librarians Library Research Library Services Library Surveys Personality Traits Reference Services User Satisfaction (Information) A survey at the University at Albany (New York) on user satisfaction with reference services gathered information on behavioral characteristics of librarians: interest, confidence, friendliness, and enthusiasm, as well as on patron comfort and overall satisfaction. Analysis of the data (n=100) indicates that user satisfaction depends on more than the accuracy with which their questions are answered. (PEN)
title Maybe the 55 Percent Rule Doesn't Tell the Whole Story: A User-Satisfaction Survey.
topic Academic Libraries
Higher Education
Librarians
Library Research
Library Services
Library Surveys
Personality Traits
Reference Services
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ536276