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Assessing Social Support Networks in Cross-National Comparative Surveys: Measurement Issues
Quality and Quantity, 2012Tina Kogovšek
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MATERNAL CORESIDENCE AND CONTACT: EVIDENCE FROM CROSS-NATIONAL SURVEYS
2006Judith Treas, Philip N. Cohen
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The Lancet Respiratory Medicine, 2019
BACKGROUND China is the world's largest consumer of tobacco and has a large smoking-related chronic disease burden. In this nationwide study, we aimed to evaluate smoking prevalence and its implication on chronic diseases in the Chinese population ...
Ming-Huan Wang +9 more
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BACKGROUND China is the world's largest consumer of tobacco and has a large smoking-related chronic disease burden. In this nationwide study, we aimed to evaluate smoking prevalence and its implication on chronic diseases in the Chinese population ...
Ming-Huan Wang +9 more
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The utility of surveys for cross-national research
Social Science Research, 1987Abstract Based on the recently inaugurated International Social Survey Program, methodological problems of cross-national surveys are reassessed in view of current work in general survey methodology. A set of principles is stated to minimize threats to the validity of conclusions drawn from cross-national survey data.
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Defining Political Science: A Cross-National Survey
European Political Science, 2008It has been nearly two decades since Gabriel Almond observed that political scientists tend to sit at ‘separate tables’. Surprisingly, there has been no attempt to ask extensively among the members of the profession what they actually believe about its essential meaning, purpose, and trajectory. This paper is based on a questionnaire sent to faculty in
Ronald F King, Cosmin Gabriel Marian
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Cross-National Comparative Survey on People’s Consciousness
2021Beginning in 1971, the Japanese national character survey was expanded to cover cross-national surveys for acquiring a more advanced understanding of the Japanese national character in a comparative context. This chapter presents some history and our ideas to overcome many issues of cross-national comparability concerning translation of questionnaire ...
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Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 2006
Valid and reliable cross-national estimates of rape are needed to more fully understand the extent and nature of these victimizations. Methodological issues that compromise the integrity of cross-national comparisons of self-report survey data have been identified.
Jaquier, V., Fisher, B. S., Killias, M.
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Valid and reliable cross-national estimates of rape are needed to more fully understand the extent and nature of these victimizations. Methodological issues that compromise the integrity of cross-national comparisons of self-report survey data have been identified.
Jaquier, V., Fisher, B. S., Killias, M.
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A Cross-National Survey of Mental Illness and Treatment
Behavior Science Research, 1982I surveyed 28 countries (including seven territories in Australia and nine provinces in Canada), comparing their most common category of mental illness and the differ ent treatment approaches to these major categories. There were differences between respondents but these differences were not necessarily attributable to the level of socioeconomic ...
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Analyzing Pairs in Cross-National Survey Research
European Journal of Political Research, 1977Abstract One device for studying political generations and political socialization is the use of parent-offspring sampling designs. A key advantage of such linkage designs is that they permit two types of analysis. First, aggregates may be compared, thus allowing an assessment of generational or group correspondence and congruence ...
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Response Styles in Cross-national Survey Research
International Journal of Cross Cultural Management, 2006Studies of attitudes across countries generally rely on a comparison of aggregated mean scores to Likert-scale questions. This presupposes that when people complete a questionnaire, their answers are based on the substantive meaning of the items to which they respond. However, people's responses are also influenced by their response style.
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