- (2006). "
NONRESPONSE RATES AND
NONRESPONSE BIAS IN
HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS".
Public Opinion Quarterly. 70 (5): 646–675. Davern,
Michael (2013). "
Nonresponse Rates...
- sampling. In addition,
nonresponse effects may turn any
probability design into a
nonprobability design if the
characteristics of
nonresponse are not well understood...
-
nonresponse: no
information is
provided for one or more
items or for a
whole unit ("subject"). Some
items are more
likely to
generate a
nonresponse than...
- have
substantial amounts of
nonresponse. Even
though the
units are
initially chosen with
known probabilities, the
nonresponse mechanisms are unknown. For...
-
target language. The
following ways have been
recommended for
reducing nonresponse in
telephone and face-to-face surveys:
Advance letter. A
short letter...
-
concerning sensitive subjects such as ****ual behavior, the
proportion of
nonresponse is
typically large. Thus the
conclusions derived from the data may not...
-
across different poll
methods with the same
sample sizes.
Selection bias,
nonresponse bias, or
coverage bias
occurs when the
conditions for
subset polling...
- into five
general sources or types:
specification error,
frame error,
nonresponse error,
measurement error, and
processing error.
Specification error occurs...
- An
opinion poll,
often simply referred to as a
survey or a poll (although
strictly a poll is an
actual election), is a
human research survey of public...
-
residents do not
respond to
repeated reminders. In
recent censuses, the
nonresponse rate has been less than 1% (it was
about 0.4% in 2010), but
during the...
