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Propensity to obesity impacts the neuronal response to energy imbalance [PDF]
Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 2015 The mechanisms responsible for the propensity to gain weight or remain normal weight are poorly understood. The objective of this study was to study the neuronal response to visual food cues during short-term energy imbalance in healthy adults recruited
Marc-Andre eCornier +11 more
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Validity of Survey Response Propensity Indicators: A Behavior Genetics Approach [PDF]
Social Science Quarterly, 2012 ObjectivesThis study explains how behavior genetic analysis using a twin design can help us assess the validity of our measures.MethodsWe test multiple indicators of response propensity, a measure used by survey researchers to better understand the similarities and differences between survey respondents and nonrespondents.
Littvay L, Popa SA, Fazekas Z
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Estimation of Response Propensities and Indicators of Representative Response Using Population-Level Information [PDF]
Survey Methodology, 2019 In recent years, there has been a strong interest in indirect measures of nonresponse bias in surveys or other forms of data collection. This interest originates from gradually decreasing propensities to respond to surveys parallel to pressures on survey budgets.
Bianchi, A. +4 more
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JOINT RESPONSE PROPENSITY AND CALIBRATION METHOD [PDF]
Statistics in Transition New Series, 2018 Abstract This paper examines the chain of weights, beginning with the basic sampling weights for the respondents. These were then converted to reweights to reduce the bias due to missing quantities. If micro auxiliary variables are available for a gross sample, we suggest taking advantage first of the response propensity weights, and ...
Laaksonen, Seppo, Hämäläinen, Auli
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Using Response Propensity Models to Improve the Quality of Response Data in Longitudinal Studies [PDF]
Journal of Official Statistics, 2017 Abstract We review two approaches for improving the response in longitudinal (birth cohort) studies based on response propensity models: strategies for sample maintenance in longitudinal studies and improving the representativeness of the respondents over time through interventions. Based on estimated response propensities, we examine
Plewis, Ian, Shlomo, Natalie
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The EEG Oscillations and Psychology Propensities of Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response
IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, 2023 Autonomous sensory meridian response is believed as a perceptual phenomenon to specific sensory stimuli. To explore the underlying mechanism and emotional effect, the EEG under video and audio triggers of autonomous sensory meridian response was analyzed.
Zhongliang Yu +6 more
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Reduction of Nonresponse Bias through Case Prioritization
Survey Research Methods, 2010 How response rates are increased can determine the remaining nonresponse bias in estimates. Studies often target sample members that are most likely to be interviewed to maximize response rates.
Andy Peytchev +4 more
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The role of the propensity score in estimating dose-response functions [PDF]
Biometrika, 2000 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Does response propensity bias stress audits? [PDF]
Occupational Medicine, 2016 Non-response bias in surveys occurs when non-respondents differ from respondents. Methods of dealing with this include measuring 'response propensity'. We propose that response propensity has a trait-like component, measurable within the survey. Covariance of this component with survey items could indicate non-response bias.To measure and validate ...
R S, Bridger +3 more
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Propensity score-based diagnostics for categorical response regression models [PDF]
Statistics in Medicine, 2013 For binary or categorical response models, most goodness-of-fit statistics are based on the notion of partitioning the subjects into groups or regions and comparing the observed and predicted responses in these regions by a suitable chi-squared distribution.
Boonstra, Philip S. +4 more
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