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期刊名:Journal of survey statistics and methodology

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ISSN:2325-0984

e-ISSN:2325-0992

IF/分区:1.6/Q2

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Jill A Dever,Ashley Amaya,Anup Srivastav et al. Jill A Dever et al.
Researchers strive to design and implement high-quality surveys to maximize the utility of the data collected. The definitions of quality and usefulness, however, vary from survey to survey and depend on the analytic needs. Survey teams mus...
Ian E Fellows Ian E Fellows
Respondent-driven sampling (RDS) is a popular method of conducting surveys in hard to reach populations where strong assumptions are required in order to make valid statistical inferences. In this paper we investigate the assumption that ne...
Megan E Patrick,Mick P Couper,Bohyun Joy Jang et al. Megan E Patrick et al.
Given the promise of the web push plus e-mail survey design for providing cost-effective and high-quality data (Patrick et al. 2018, 2019) as an alternative to a paper-and-pencil mailed survey design for the longitudinal Monitoring the Futu...
Sixia Chen,Shu Yang,Jae Kwang Kim Sixia Chen
Data integration combining a probability sample with another nonprobability sample is an emerging area of research in survey sampling. We consider the case when the study variable of interest is measured only in the nonprobability sample, b...
Roger Tourangeau Roger Tourangeau
Although most survey researchers agree that reliability is a critical requirement for survey data, there have not been many efforts to assess the reliability of responses in national surveys. In addition, there are quite different approache...
Roger Tourangeau,Hanyu Sun,Ting Yan Roger Tourangeau
The usual method for assessing the reliability of survey data has been to conduct reinterviews a short interval (such as one to two weeks) after an initial interview and to use these data to estimate relatively simple statistics, such as gr...
Sixia Chen,David Haziza,Zeinab Mashreghi Sixia Chen
Item nonresponse in surveys is usually dealt with through single imputation. It is well known that treating the imputed values as if they were observed values may lead to serious underestimation of the variance of point estimators. In this ...
Trivellore Raghunathan,Kaushik Ghosh,Allison Rosen et al. Trivellore Raghunathan et al.
Information about an extensive set of health conditions on a well-defined sample of subjects is essential for assessing population health, gauging the impact of various policies, modeling costs, and studying health disparities. Unfortunatel...
Katherine McGonagle,Narayan Sastry Katherine McGonagle
In recent years, household surveys have expended significant effort to counter well-documented increases in direct refusals and greater difficulty contacting survey respondents. A substantial amount of fieldwork effort in panel surveys usin...
Sixia Chen,Alexander Stubblefield,Julie A Stoner Sixia Chen
Previous studies have shown disparities in health conditions and behaviors among different ethnic groups. Sampling designs that do not consider oversampling certain minority populations, such as American Indians or African Americans, may no...