Publications
Who can you count on? Understanding the determinants of reliability.
The benefits of conversational interviewing are independent of who asks the questions or the types of questions they ask.
Investigating the impact of violations of the ?left and top means first? heuristic on response behavior and data quality.
Examining the utility of interviewer observations on the survey response process.
Response burden: What is it and what predicts it?.
Structuring a team-based approach to coding qualitative data.
Questionnaire design issues in mail surveys of all adults in a household.
Predictors of unmet need among informal caregivers.
Consumers' experience with and attitudes toward direct-to-consumer prescription drug promotion: A nationally representative survey.
U.S. Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) 2012/2014/2017: Main Study, National Supplement, and PIAAC 2017 technical report.
Evaluation of dwelling unit frame coverage enhancement: Case study of the 2017 PIAAC Survey.
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Improving survey response rates with visible money.
Exposure reconstruction (Chapter 33).
Comparison of three post-tabular confidentiality approaches for survey weighted frequency tables.
Linking USDA nutrition databases to IRI household-based and store-based scanner data.
Report on the AAU Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Assault and Misconduct.
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Computing "e" in self-administered address-based sampling studies.
Re-examining the middle means typical and the left and top means first heuristics using eye-tracking methodology.
Overview of questionnaire design and testing.
Impact of response scale features on survey responses to behavioral questions .
An automated refusal conversion strategy for web surveys.
Asking survey questions about criminal justice involvement.
Juveniles' beliefs about and perceptions of probation predict technical violations and delinquency.
Evaluating the feasibility of using a mobile app to track oncology patient navigation activities and outcomes.
Qualitative interviewing: Testing health surveys among Vietnam war veterans at the age of 70 years.
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