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Successive Wave Analysis to Assess Nonresponse Bias in a Statewide Random Sample Testing Study for SARS-CoV-2. [PDF]
J Public Health Manag Pract, 2022 Duszynski TJ +5 more
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Design-Based Treatment of Unit Nonresponse by the Calibration Approach [PDF]
The use of nonresponse calibration weighting is considered in a complete design-based frameworkto account for the cases in which nonresponse is a fixed characteristic of the units, just like the interest variable.
Sara Franceschi +2 more
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Rotation Group Bias In Current Smoking Prevalence Estimates Using TUS-CPS
Survey Research Methods, 2017 This paper examined whether the sample rotation scheme of the Current Population Survey (CPS) results in an underestimation of current smoking prevalence in the Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population Survey (TUS-CPS).
Younghwan Song
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Journal of Medical Internet Research, 2007 Background Attrition, or dropout, is a problem faced by many online health interventions, potentially threatening the inferential value of online randomized controlled trials.
Couper, Mick P +4 more
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Attitudes Toward Surveys, Attitude Accessibility and the Effect on Respondents� Susceptibility to Nonresponse [PDF]
This paper analyzes whether respondents attitudes toward surveys explains their susceptibility to item nonresponse. In contrast to previous studies, the decision to refuse to provide income information, not to answer other questions and the probability ...
Stocké, Volker
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Responsive Survey Designs for Reducing Nonresponse Bias
, 2017 Survey researchers have been investigating alternative approaches to reduce data collection costs while mitigating the risk of nonresponse bias or to produce more accurate estimates within the same budget. Responsive or adaptive design has been suggested
Roger Tourangeau, J. Michael Brick
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An empirical examination of the relationship between nonresponse rate and nonresponse bias
Statistical Journal of the IAOS, 2015 The dramatic decline in survey response rates over the past three decades raises significant concerns about the possibility of bias in survey results. Current theory emphasizes that it is the relationship between response propensity and variables of interest that determines the extent of the bias, and that a low response rate in itself does not ...
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Verification of Citations: Fawlty Towers of Knowledge? [PDF]
The prevalence of faulty citations impedes the growth of scientific knowledge. Faulty citations include omissions of relevant papers, incorrect references, and quotation errors that misreport findings. We discuss key studies in these areas.
Armstrong, J. Scott, Wright, Malcolm
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An Examination of SMS-Related Nonresponse Bias [PDF]
, 2017 With the proliferation of mobile information and communications technologies, researchers face new opportunities for data collection and challenges to data quality.
Hastings, Matthew, Hastings, Matthew J
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Nonparametric Bounds in the Presence of Item Nonresponse, Unfolding Brackets and Anchoring [PDF]
Household surveys often suffer from nonresponse on variables such as income, savings or wealth.Recent work by Manski shows how bounds on conditional quantiles of the variable of interest can be derived, allowing for any type of nonrandom item nonresponse.
Melenberg, B. +2 more
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