Just published in Survey Practice - Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the Asian Barometer Survey in Myanmar and China www.surveypractice.org/article/1634...
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Just published in Survey Practice - Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the Asian Barometer Survey in Myanmar and China www.surveypractice.org/article/1634...
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Just published in Survey Practice - Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the Asian Barometer Survey in Myanmar and China www.surveypractice.org/article/1634...
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Just published in Survey Practice: Recruiting Ethnic and Religious Minorities in a Large National Nonprobability Online Survey www.surveypractice.org/article/1627...
Recruiting Ethnic and Religious Minorities in a Large National Nonprobability Online Survey: Leveraging co-production to augment recruitment | Published in Survey Practice
By Daniel Horn, Nissa Finney & 2 more. During the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for rapid, high-quality, representative data surged. This was particularly acute for underrepresented groups in the UK. To…
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Just published in Survey Practice: Recruiting Ethnic and Religious Minorities in a Large National Nonprobability Online Survey www.surveypractice.org/article/1627...
Recruiting Ethnic and Religious Minorities in a Large National Nonprobability Online Survey: Leveraging co-production to augment recruitment | Published in Survey Practice
By Daniel Horn, Nissa Finney & 2 more. During the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for rapid, high-quality, representative data surged. This was particularly acute for underrepresented groups in the UK. To…
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Just published in Survey Practice! "Changing modes or changing pollsters? U.S. Presidential Election Polls from 2016 to 2024" looks at how the modes used by polls in US Presidential elections have changed over the years. www.surveypractice.org/article/1628...
Just published in Survey Practice! "Changing modes or changing pollsters? U.S. Presidential Election Polls from 2016 to 2024" looks at how the modes used by polls in US Presidential elections have changed over the years. www.surveypractice.org/article/1628...
Just published in Survey Practice - The Politics of Survey Participation: Political Engagement, Polarization, and Panel Attrition 1980–2020 www.surveypractice.org/article/1614...
The Politics of Survey Participation: Political Engagement, Polarization, and Panel Attrition 1980–2020 | Published in Survey Practice
By Judd Thornton, Stephany Dejesus Lina. Do politically relevant variables predict completion of the second wave of political surveys? We examine the relationship between panel attrition and measures…
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Just published in Survey Practice - The Politics of Survey Participation: Political Engagement, Polarization, and Panel Attrition 1980–2020 www.surveypractice.org/article/1614...
The Politics of Survey Participation: Political Engagement, Polarization, and Panel Attrition 1980–2020 | Published in Survey Practice
By Judd Thornton, Stephany Dejesus Lina. Do politically relevant variables predict completion of the second wave of political surveys? We examine the relationship between panel attrition and measures…
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When Quotas Meet Algorithms: Practical Lessons from Recruiting Young Adults via Instagram Advertising www.surveypractice.org/article/1618...
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When Quotas Meet Algorithms: Practical Lessons from Recruiting Young Adults via Instagram Advertising www.surveypractice.org/article/1618...
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Just published in Survey Practice! MicroTesting: Focused Qualitative Testing to Complement a Large Redesign Effort www.surveypractice.org/article/1617...
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Just published in Survey Practice! When AI Absorbs the Apprenticeship: Rethinking Staff Development and Expertise Formation in Survey Research www.surveypractice.org/article/1615...
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Just published in Survey Practice! When AI Absorbs the Apprenticeship: Rethinking Staff Development and Expertise Formation in Survey Research www.surveypractice.org/article/1615...
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Just published in Survey Practice! Visual Integration in Multimodal Surveys: A Case Study #openaccess www.surveypractice.org/article/1613...
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Just published in Survey Practice! Visual Integration in Multimodal Surveys: A Case Study #openaccess www.surveypractice.org/article/1613...
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Just published in Survey Practice - Using AI for Rapid and Cost-Effective Identification of Core Themes in Qualitative Text Data. www.surveypractice.org/article/1613...
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Just published in Survey Practice - Using AI for Rapid and Cost-Effective Identification of Core Themes in Qualitative Text Data. www.surveypractice.org/article/1613...
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Just published in Survey Practice - Data Quality in Online Crowdsourced Surveys: Methodological Challenges and Analytic Insights in Survey Research #openaccess www.surveypractice.org/article/1602...
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Just published in Survey Practice - Data Quality in Online Crowdsourced Surveys: Methodological Challenges and Analytic Insights in Survey Research #openaccess www.surveypractice.org/article/1602...
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Just published in Survey Practice - Improving User Experience for Spanish-speaking Respondents by Evaluating a Language Toggle Experiment in the Household Pulse Survey www.surveypractice.org/article/1603...
Improving User Experience for Spanish-speaking Respondents by Evaluating a Language Toggle Experiment in the Household Pulse Survey | Published in Survey Practice
By Casey Eggleston, Mikelyn Meyers & 1 more. One metric for measuring the accessibility of a translated survey instrument is evaluating the “uptake,” or rate at which respondents access the…
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Just published in Survey Practice - Improving User Experience for Spanish-speaking Respondents by Evaluating a Language Toggle Experiment in the Household Pulse Survey www.surveypractice.org/article/1603...
Improving User Experience for Spanish-speaking Respondents by Evaluating a Language Toggle Experiment in the Household Pulse Survey | Published in Survey Practice
By Casey Eggleston, Mikelyn Meyers & 1 more. One metric for measuring the accessibility of a translated survey instrument is evaluating the “uptake,” or rate at which respondents access the…
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Just published in Survey Practice! How did a major wildfire change response patterns to a longitudinal survey, and how does that change estimates of the effects of the fires? www.surveypractice.org/article/1599...
Longitudinal Survey Response Before and After a Major Urban Wildfire | Published in Survey Practice
By Evan Sandlin, Kyla Thomas & 2 more. Research examining the individual impacts of wildfires has found that wildfires are associated with worse mental health, more physical illness, and increased…
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Just published in Survey Practice! How did a major wildfire change response patterns to a longitudinal survey, and how does that change estimates of the effects of the fires? www.surveypractice.org/article/1599...
Longitudinal Survey Response Before and After a Major Urban Wildfire | Published in Survey Practice
By Evan Sandlin, Kyla Thomas & 2 more. Research examining the individual impacts of wildfires has found that wildfires are associated with worse mental health, more physical illness, and increased…
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Just published in Survey Practice: Changing survey measures and measuring change: A call for religion measurement experiments If we want to measure change, we shouldn't be changing our measures. www.surveypractice.org/article/1595...
Changing survey measures and measuring change: A call for religion measurement experiments | Published in Survey Practice
By Conrad Hackett, Matthew Conrad. If we want to measure change, we shouldn’t change our measures. Yet measurement changes do happen. Some result from global circumstances such as mode switches…
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Just published in Survey Practice: Changing survey measures and measuring change: A call for religion measurement experiments If we want to measure change, we shouldn't be changing our measures. www.surveypractice.org/article/1595...
Changing survey measures and measuring change: A call for religion measurement experiments | Published in Survey Practice
By Conrad Hackett, Matthew Conrad. If we want to measure change, we shouldn’t change our measures. Yet measurement changes do happen. Some result from global circumstances such as mode switches…
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Just Published in Survey Practice! ‘Some of the questions got me thinking…’: Context Effect in Measuring Abortion Attitudes among English- and Spanish-speaking Respondents. www.surveypractice.org/article/1578...
‘Some of the questions got me thinking…’: Context Effect in Measuring Abortion Attitudes among English- and Spanish-speaking Respondents. | Published in Survey Practice
By Xiana Bueno, Amelia Hawbaker & 5 more. The extent to which abortion attitudes remain fixed or shift during a survey is underexplored. In this study, we examined whether English- and…
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Just published in Survey Practice! From Prompt to Practice: Evaluating Unedited AI-Generated Psychometric Scales www.surveypractice.org/article/1562...
From Prompt to Practice: Evaluating Unedited AI-Generated Psychometric Scales | Published in Survey Practice
By Peter J. Martini, Patrick Scagnelli & 1 more. The current study assesses whether a non-expert researcher can take an unrefined, AI-generated scale for survey dissemination and obtain results…
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Just published in Survey Practice! From Prompt to Practice: Evaluating Unedited AI-Generated Psychometric Scales www.surveypractice.org/article/1562...
From Prompt to Practice: Evaluating Unedited AI-Generated Psychometric Scales | Published in Survey Practice
By Peter J. Martini, Patrick Scagnelli & 1 more. The current study assesses whether a non-expert researcher can take an unrefined, AI-generated scale for survey dissemination and obtain results…
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Newly published in Survey Practice! It's tempting to condense multiple questions from web surveys into one question or grid, but when does that actually save time, and when does it cost respondents more time? www.surveypractice.org/article/1564...
Time to Complete a Decomposed Versus a Condensed Survey Question | Published in Survey Practice
By Jennifer Sinibaldi. When developing a web questionnaire, respondent burden is a major concern. It may be tempting to condense multiple questions into a single grid or question to reduce the number…
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Newly published in Survey Practice! It's tempting to condense multiple questions from web surveys into one question or grid, but when does that actually save time, and when does it cost respondents more time? www.surveypractice.org/article/1564...
Time to Complete a Decomposed Versus a Condensed Survey Question | Published in Survey Practice
By Jennifer Sinibaldi. When developing a web questionnaire, respondent burden is a major concern. It may be tempting to condense multiple questions into a single grid or question to reduce the number…
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