Publications
Westat researchers publish on a wide array of topics that further our understanding of the field and focus on improving lives through research. Selected publications that communicate our findings, including books, peer-reviewed articles and technical reports, conference proceedings, and more are presented here.
2019
Lewis T., Gorsak M., and Yount N. (2019).
An automated refusal conversion strategy for web surveys.
Field Methods, 31(4), 309-327.
Portouli E., Nathanael D., Amditis A., Lee Y.M., Merat N., Uttley J., Giles O., Markkula G., Dietrich A., Schieben A., and Jenness J. (2019).
Methodologies to understand the road user needs when interacting with automated vehicles.
HCI in Mobility, Transport, and Automotive Systems. HCII 2019. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 11596 (pp. 35-45). Orlando, Florida: Springer.
Jenness J., Lenneman J., Benedick A., Huey R., Jaffe J., Singer J., and Yahoodik S. (2019).
Spaceship, guardian, coach: Drivers' mental models of advanced vehicle technology.
HCI International 2019 – Posters. HCII 2019. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol. 1034 (pp. 351-356). Orlando, Florida: Springer.
Stein K. (2019).
Getting away from it all: Vacations and identity.
Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press.
Smith T.G., Dunn M.E., Levin K.Y., Tsakraklides S.P., Mitchell S.A., van de Poll-Franse L.V., Ward K.C., Wiggins C.L., Wu X.C., Hurlbert M., and Aaronson N.K. (2019).
Cancer survivor perspectives on sharing patient-generated health data with central cancer registries.
Quality of Life Research.
Huryn L.A., Turriff A., Harney L.A., Carr A.G., Chevez-Barrios P., Gombos D.S., Ram R., Hufnagel R.B., Hill D.A., Zein W.M., Schultz K.A.P., Bishop R., and Stewart D.R. (2019).
DICER1 syndrome: Characterization of the ocular phenotype in a family-based cohort study.
Ophthalmology, 126(2), 296-304.
Tatalovich Z. and Stinchcomb D.G. (2019).
Creating maps and mapping systems for cancer control and prevention.
In D. Berrigan and N.A. Berger (Eds.), Geospatial approaches to energy balance and breast cancer (pp. 59-79). Cham, Switzerland: Springer.
