2018: Papers

Balsa Criado. Improvements in CATI algorithm to reduce Non response. Treatment of inactive population Download
Baribeau & Caron. Statistics Canada’s responses to non-response; recent and future initiativesDownload
Bucar, Belak, Arnez, Rutar. Nonresponse in web surveys in official statistics. Download
De Leeuw. Mixed-Mode: Past, Present, and FutureDownload
De Leeuw, Hox, & Luiten. International Nonresponse Trends across Countries and YearsDownload
Haas, Kreuter, Keusch, Trappmann, Bähr. What do researchers have to invest for collecting smartphone data?Download
Kibuchi, Durrant, Sturgis, Maslovskaya. Separating sample selection from measurement effects in surveys conducted in different modes Download
Luiten. The effect of a lottery incentive on response, representativeness and data quality in the Dutch longitudinal Labour Force Survey Download
Luiten. Experiments with web survey length to inform Split Questionnaire Design – with a sidestep to QR codesDownload
Lynn. Applying Prospect Theory to Participation in a CAPI/WEB Panel Survey Download
Mohay. Interviewer effects on respondents’ willingness to provide personal identifiers in the censusDownload
Ochsner, Herzing, Milbert. The challenge of modular matrix designs: How much information do we need to get reliable estimates? Download
Peytchev & Peytheva. Does a Split Questionnaire Design to Reduce Survey Length Reduce Nonresponse and Nonresponse Bias?Download
Pollien et al. Non-response and survey experience: EVS 2017 in Switzerland, an experiment about length of interviewing.Download
Sauli. Adult Education Survey and Leisure Survey: Experiences from different mixed mode designs and incentivesDownload
Schork, Riillo & Neumayr. Mixed Mode Effects in the Luxembourgish Labour Force Survey.Download
Schouten, Klausch, Boelens & Van den Brakel. A cost-benefit analysis of re-interview designs for mode-specific measurement bias Download
Schouten et al. Assessment of fitness of ESS surveys for smartphones Download
Stefkovics. Can we raise response rates by using multiple modes during data collection? Evidence from two mixed-mode designs tested before the 2018 Hungarian parliamentary electionDownload
Wuyts & Loosveldt. Interviewers’ willingness to spend time and effort on the survey: Workload and the contact processDownload