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Survey Research And Methodology Program

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RESEARCH

Working Paper Series...
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Exit polls as valuable tools to understand voting behavior: Using an advanced design in Mexico Complete paper

By: Rene Bautista,Marco A. Morales,Francisco Abundis,Mario Callegaro

Using text messages in U.S. mobile phone surveys Complete paper available at Sage Journal

By: Steeh, C., Buskirk, T. D.,Callegaro, M.

Fitting disposition codes to mobile phone surveys: Experiences from studies in Finland, Slovenia, and the United States. Complete paper available at Blackwell Synergy

By: Callegaro, M.,Steeh, C., Buskirk, T. D., Vehovar, V., Kuusela, V., & Piekarski, L.

Accuracy of published polls concerning the 2006 Italian parliamentary election. An analysis of pre-election poll bias using a new measure of predictive accuracy (A). Complete paper

By: Mario Callegaro, Giancarlo Gasperoni

Who's calling? The impact of Caller ID on Telephone Survey Response Complete paper

By: Mario Callegaro, Dr. Allan L. McCutcheon, Jack Ludwig

Origins and Developments of the Cognitive Models of Answering Questions in Survey Research Complete paper

By: Mario Callegaro

Nonresponse in exit poll methodology: A case study in Mexico Complete paper

By: Rene Bautista, Mario Callegaro, Jose Alberto Vera,Francisco Abundis

Improving the Quality of Retrospective Reports: Calendar Interviewing Methodologies Complete paper

By: Dr. Robert F. Belli

Response Latency as an Indicator of Optimizing. A Study Comparing Job Applicants and Job Incumbents' Response Time on a Web Survey Complete paper

By: Mario Callegaro, Yongwei Yang,Dennison S. Bhola,Don A. Dillman

The Influence of Advance Letters on Response in Telephone Surveys: a Meta-Analysis Complete paper

By: Edith de Leeuw,Joop Hox,Elli Korendijk,Gerty Lensvelt-Mulders,Mario Callegaro

Text 2U. Contacting Wireless Subscribers Using Text Messaging for Mobile Phone Surveys Complete paper

By: Trent D. Buskirk,Mario Callegaro, Charlotte Steeh

Methodological Comparisons between CATI Event History Calendar and Standardized Convential Questionnaire Instruments Quality of Life Course Retrospective Reports Complete paper

By: Dr. Robert F. Belli, Lynnette Smith,Patricia Andreski,Sangeeta Agrawal

How good is Good? Comparing Numerical Ratings of Response Options for Two Versions of the Self-Assessed Health Status Question Complete paper available in JOS website.

By: Barbara Foley Wilson,Barbara M. Altman,Karen Whitaker,Mario Callegaro

Calendar and Question-List Survey Methods: Association between Interviewer Behaviors and Data Quality Complete paper available in JOS website.

By: Dr. Robert F. Belli, Eun Ha Lee,Frand P. Stafford,Chia-Hung Chou

Even History Calendar Interviewing Improves the Reporting of When Events Happened Abstract only. Contact Authors

By: Dr. Robert F. Belli, Eun Ha Lee,Frand P. Stafford,Chia-Hung Chou

Improving Data Quality by Uncovering Cognitive Problems in Dental and Health Questionnaire Abstract only. Contact Authors

By: Dr. Robert F. Belli, Amid I. Ismail,Marisol Tellez

Subjective Well-Being and Life Satisfaction in the Kingdom of Tonga Abstract only

By: Sean E. Moore,Heather Young Leslie,Carrie A. Lavis

Comparison of Computerized Event History Calendar and Question-List Interviewing Methods: A Two Year Health History Study Complete paper

By: Mandi Yu, Fei-wen Cheng, Mario Callegaro, Moh Yin Chang, Dr. Robert F. Belli

Web Vs IVR: Mode Effects in Structured Interviews utilizing Rating Scales Complete paper

By: Yongwei Yang,Mario Callegaro

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