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iassist-124	Ausborn, Scot; Rotondo, Julia; Mulcahy, Tim	Mapping the General Social Survey to the Generic Statistical Business Process Model: NORC's Experience	2015	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2015	67	41	Similarly, the volume of GSBPM sub-processes required the selection of appropriate respondents for a particular sub-process in order to prevent survey fatigue. Challenges became immediately apparent in the process, including: • Determining if responses truly belonged in the sub-process they were placed in by respondents • Determining what happened in cases where no responses were given for sub-processes • Within the GSS, it was often the case that multiple sub- processes were happening simultaneously while in the model they occurred linearly When consolidating the survey responses into an overview, research analysts noted that respondents would often reply to one sub-process with information that might better fit in another.	cache/iassist-124.pdf	txt/iassist-124.txt