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Participating in a panel survey changes respondents’ labour market behaviour
Panel survey participation can bring about unintended changes in respondents’ behaviour and/or their reporting of behaviour. Using …
Ruben Bach
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Stephanie Eckman
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Assessing the Mechanisms of Misreporting to Filter Questions in Surveys
To avoid asking respondents questions that do not apply to them, surveys often use filter questions that determine routing into …
Stephanie Eckman
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Frauke Kreuter
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Antje Kirchner
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Annette Jaeckle
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Roger Tourangeau
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Stanley Presser
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Sampling Nomads: A New Technique for Remote, Hard-to-Reach, and Mobile Populations
Livestock are an important component of rural livelihoods in developing countries, but data about this source of income and wealth are …
Kristen Himelein
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Stephanie Eckman
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Siobhan Murray
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Undercoverage Rates and Undercoverage Bias in Traditional Housing Unit Listing
Many face-to-face surveys use field staff to create lists of housing units from which samples are selected. However, housing unit …
Stephanie Eckman
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Frauke Kreuter
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Can Interviewers Effectively Rate the Likelihood of Cases to Cooperate?
This paper explores how well interviewers can judge which cases are likely to cooperate with a survey request and which are unlikely. …
Stephanie Eckman
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Jennifer Sinibaldi
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Aleksa Moentmann-Hertz
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Performance of the Half-Open Interval Missed Housing Unit Procedure
The half-open interval procedure seems to offer an inexpensive method of reducing undercoverage in housing unit frames during data …
Stephanie Eckman
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Colm O'Muircheartaigh
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Confirmation Bias in Housing Unit Listing
Using an experimental repeated listing design, this article demonstrates the presence of confirmation bias in dependent housing unit …
Stephanie Eckman
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Frauke Kreuter
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Does the Inclusion of Non-Internet Households in a Web Panel Reduce Coverage Bias?
The LISS online panel has made extra efforts to recruit and retain households that were not regular users of the internet into the …
Stephanie Eckman
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