Assessing Numerical Ideological Scales: A Case Study in the Mexican Context
René Bautista, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (USA)
Marco A. Morales, New York University (USA)
Francisco Abundis, Parametría SA de CV (Mexico)
Sandra Ley, Parametría SA de CV (Mexico)

CATI Event History Calendar and Conventional Questionnaire Methods: Retrospective Reports of Health Status
Robert F. Belli, University of Nebraska
Ipek Bilgen, University of Nebraska

Do Different Interviewing Techniques and Different Interviewer and Respondent Characteristics Impact the Quality of Retrospective Reports?
Ipek Bilgen, University of Nebraska – Lincoln

Assessing the Quality of Survey Translation
Janet A. Harkness, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Kathleen Kephart, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Beth-Ellen Pennell, University of Michigan
Ana Villar, University of Nebraska – Lincoln

The Impact of Satisfi cing among Reluctant Respondents on Cross-Cultural Survey Equivalence
Olena Kaminska, University of Nebraska – Lincoln (USA)
Allan L. McCutcheon, University of Nebraska – Lincoln (USA)
Jacques Billiet, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)

Response Patterns in a Long Question Grid in a Mail Survey Questionnaire
Olena Kaminska, Gallup Research Center, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Kumar Rao, Gallup Organization

Mode, Measurement, and Mayhem: A Closer Look at Measurement Error in a Mixed Mode Study
Kathleen M. Kephart, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Olena Kaminska, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Kumar Rao, Gallup Organization
Ipek Bilgen, University of Nebraska – Lincoln

Effects of Mode on Extreme Answers
An Liu, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Olena Kaminska, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Jennie Pearson, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Allan McCutcheon, University of Nebraska – Lincoln

And Stay Out! The Effect of Access Impediments on Nonresponse Bias in Household Surveys
Jennie Pearson, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Kristen Olson, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
An Liu, University of Nebraska – Lincoln

Are We Keeping the People We Used to Keep? Changes in Correlates of Panel Survey Attrition over Time
Kristen Olson, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Lindsey Witt, University of Nebraska – Lincoln

Unresolved Issues with Multiple-Answer Questions
Jolene D. Smyth, University of Nebraska – Lincoln

How Effective are Last Year’s Survey Nonresponse Adjustments? An Examination of Nonresponse Adjustments Over Time
Wei Zeng, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Krsiten Olson, University of Nebraska – Lincoln

Do Respondents Really have Preference for Interviewing Mode?
Wei Zeng, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Olena Kaminska, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Allan L. McCutcheon, University of Nebraska – Lincoln