Andy Peytchev,Frederick G Conrad,Mick P Couper et al.
Andy Peytchev et al.
Survey respondents may misinterpret the questions they are asked, potentially undermining the accuracy of their answers. One way to reduce this risk is to make definitions of key question concepts available to the respondents. In the curren...
Designing Input Fields for Non-Narrative Open-Ended Responses in Web Surveys [0.03%]
网络调查中用于非叙事开放式回答的输入域设计
Mick P Couper,Courtney Kennedy,Frederick G Conrad et al.
Mick P Couper et al.
Web surveys often collect information such as frequencies, currency amounts, dates, or other items requiring short structured answers in an open-ended format, typically using text boxes for input. We report on several experiments exploring ...
Model Averaging Methods for Weight Trimming in Generalized Linear Regression Models [0.03%]
加权修剪的模型平均方法研究——基于广义线性回归模型
Michael R Elliott
Michael R Elliott
In sample surveys where units have unequal probabilities of inclusion, associations between the inclusion probability and the statistic of interest can induce bias in unweighted estimates. This is true even in regression models, where the e...
AUDIO AND VIDEO COMPUTER-ASSISTED SELF INTERVIEWING: Preliminary Tests of New Technologies for Data Collection [0.03%]
声像计算机辅助自我访谈调查：新的数据收集技术的初步测试研究
James M O&#x;Reilly,Michael L Hubbard,Judith T Lessler et al.
James M O&#x;Reilly et al.
Results are reported from a preliminary study testing a new technology for survey data collection: audio computer-assisted self interviewing. This technology has the theoretical potential of providing privacy (or anonymity) of response equi...
Keeping Track of Panel Members: An Experimental Test of a Between-Wave Contact Strategy [0.03%]
保持联系：追踪小组成员的一种纵向调查实验方法
Katherine McGonagle,Mick Couper,Robert F Schoeni
Katherine McGonagle
The Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) is a nationally representative longitudinal survey of approximately 9,000 families and their descendants that has been ongoing since 1968. Since 1969, families have been sent a mailing asking them t...
Experimental Studies of Disclosure Risk, Disclosure Harm, Topic Sensitivity, and Survey Participation [0.03%]
关于披露风险、披露危害、主题敏感性以及调查参与的实证研究
Mick P Couper,Eleanor Singer,Frederick G Conrad et al.
Mick P Couper et al.
This article extends earlier work (Couper et al. 2008) that explores how survey topic and risk of identity and attribute disclosure, along with mention of possible harms resulting from such disclosure, affect survey participation. The first...
Rebecca R Andridge,Roderick J Little
Rebecca R Andridge
A common strategy for handling item nonresponse in survey sampling is hot deck imputation, where each missing value is replaced with an observed response from a "similar" unit. We discuss here the use of sampling weights in the hot deck. Th...
Risk of Disclosure, Perceptions of Risk, and Concerns about Privacy and Confidentiality as Factors in Survey Participation [0.03%]
披露风险、风险知觉以及隐私和保密性担忧对调查参与的影响因素分析
Mick P Couper,Eleanor Singer,Frederick G Conrad et al.
Mick P Couper et al.
This article reports on a web-based vignette experiment investigating how likely subjects would be to participate in surveys varying in topic sensitivity and risk of disclosure. A total of 3,672 participants each responded to a series of ei...
Using Audio Computer-Assisted Self-Interviewing and Interactive Voice Response to Measure Elder Mistreatment in Older Adults: Feasibility and Effects on Prevalence Estimates [0.03%]
使用音频计算机自助访谈和交互语音响应技术衡量老年人的长者虐待问题：可行性及对患病率估计的影响
Scott R Beach,Richard Schulz,Howard B Degenholtz et al.
Scott R Beach et al.
Demographic trends indicate an aging population, highlighting the importance of collecting valid survey data from older adults. One potential issue when surveying older adults is use of technology to collect data on sensitive topics. Survey...
Michael R Elliott
Michael R Elliott
In sample surveys where sampled units have unequal probabilities of inclusion, associations between the inclusion probabilities and the statistic of interest can induce bias. Weights equal to the inverse of the probability of inclusion are ...