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Motivated Misreporting in the Consumer Expenditure Household Survey
Motivated misreporting occurs when respondents give incorrect responses to questions to shorten a survey interview. Previous research …
Jun 12, 2020 8:30 AM
Stephanie Eckman
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Slides
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Blending Survey and Passive Data
As survey costs increase and response rates decrease, researchers are looking to alternative methods to collect data from study …
Feb 28, 2020 12:00 PM
United Nations, New York City, NY
Stephanie Eckman
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Slides
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Improving Labeling Through Social Science Insights: Preliminary Results and Research Agenda
Although often seen as a gold-standard, human labeled training data is not error free. Decisions in the design of labeling tasks can …
Jacob Beck
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Stephanie Eckman
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Rob Chew
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Frauke Kreuter
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DOI
Motivated Misreporting in Smartphone Surveys
Filter questions are used to administer follow-up questions to eligible respondents while allowing respondents who are not eligible to …
Jessica Daikeler
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Ruben Bach
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Henning Silber
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Stephanie Eckman
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Project
DOI
Rotation Group Bias in Reporting of Household Purchases in the U.S. Consumer Expenditure Survey
We find rotation group bias in reports of spending in the U.S. Consumer Expenditure Survey. Contrary to our expectations, the more …
Ruben Bach
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Stephanie Eckman
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Project
DOI
Misreporting Among Reluctant Respondents
Many surveys aim to achieve high response rates to keep bias due to nonresponse low. However, research has shown that the relationship …
Ruben L. Bach
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Stephanie Eckman
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Jessica Daikeler
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Project
DOI
Misreporting to Looping Questions in Surveys: Recall, Motivation and Burden
Looping questions are used to collect data about several similar events, such as employment spells, retirement accounts, or marriages. …
Stephanie Eckman
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Frauke Kreuter
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Project
DOI
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
PDF
DOI
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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Project
DOI
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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DOI
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