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First published 2022-4

Evidence That Selecting an Appropriate Item Response Theory–Based Approach to Scoring Surveys Can Help Avoid Biased Treatment Effect Estimates

James Soland

Educational and Psychological Measurement

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First published 2020-5

Sensitive Survey Questions with Auxiliary Information

Winston Chou, Kosuke Imai, Bryn Rosenfeld

Sociological Methods & Research

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First published 2014-9

Discriminant Validity Where There Should Be None

Bert Weijters, Alain De Beuckelaer, Hans Baumgartner

Applied Psychological Measurement

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First published 2018-8

Item Location,the Interviewer–Respondent Interaction,and Responses to Battery Questions in Telephone Surveys

Kristen Olson, Jolene D. Smyth, Beth Cochran

Sociological Methodology

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First published 2014-11

Making Mobile Browser Surveys Smarter

Trent D. Buskirk, Charles H. Andrus

Field Methods

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First published 2017-4

Poisson and negative binomial item count techniques for surveys with sensitive question

Guo-Liang Tian, Man-Lai Tang, Qin Wu [...]

Statistical Methods in Medical Research

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First published 1990-11

Awareness of Alzheimer's disease: A study in three rural Ohio counties

T. Edwin Boling

American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease & Other Dementias®

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First published 2002-12

An Evaluation of the Organizational Learning Survey

Subhra Chakrabarty, Joseph N. Rogé

Psychological Reports

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First published 1993-03

The Effects of Item Grouping on the Reliability and Scale Scores of an Affective Measure

Steven A. Melnick

Educational and Psychological Measurement

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First published 1990-2

Comparing Survey Results of Volunteer and Randomly-Selected Subjects

Richard A. Stevick, James H. Barnes, Sandra G. Orke

Psychological Reports

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