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Adult non-response bias from a child perspective. Using child reports to estimate father’s non-response

Social Science Research, 2015
Most parenting research on paternal involvement uses data from a father perspective. Nevertheless, research on bias in father non-response is scarce. In this study, we examine the non-response bias of fathers, hypothesizing that fathers who engage in parenting studies might already be fathers who are more involved with their children than fathers who ...
Kim Bastaits, Inge Pasteels, Koen Ponnet, Dimitri Mortelmans   +3 more
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SPONTANEOUS RECOVERY FROM NON-RESPONSE EXTINCTION

Psychological Reports, 1961
Although several studies have demonstrated the latent extinction effect, only two have investigated the influence of the duration of the interval between placement into the goal box and the start of regular extinction trials, i.e., the placement-test interval (PTI), throughout a sizable portion of the range of this variable.
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non-response, n.

2023
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Non-Response and Its Treatments

2003
Incompleteness or non-response in the form of absence, censoring, or grouping is a troubling issue of many data sets. Statisticians have recognized for some time that failure to account for the stochastic nature of incompleteness or non-response can spoil the nature of data. There are several factors which effect the non-response rate in any particular
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Non-Response Syndrome

Probation Journal, 1994
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Survey Non-response

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series D (The Statistician), 2003
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Non-Responsible Morality

Analysis, 1949
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Non-response

2007
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[Estimating non-response bias].

Epidemiologia e prevenzione, 2001
RICHIARDI, Lorenzo, MERLETTI, Franco
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Non-responsive Child

BMJ, 1970
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