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New in Survey Practice! Vocal vs. typed responses in AI-Moderated Interviews: A Comparative Study of Data Quality, Disclosure, and Participant Experience. surveypractice.org/article/1…

Vocal vs. typed responses in AI-Moderated Interviews: A Comparative Study of Data Quality, Disclo...

By Veronica Valli. How does response modality affect the quality of insights collected through AI-moderated interviews? Results from 252 AI-moderated interviews across three groups (voice, text, and...

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New in Survey Practice: Vocal vs. typed responses in AI-Moderated Interviews - mailchi.mp/a195c7511ebe/new-…
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Just published in Survey Practice! Two articles looking at whether cash is still the king of survey incentives. surveypractice.org/article/1… surveypractice.org/article/1…

Is Cash the King of (Promised) Incentives across All Subpopulations? | Published in Survey Practice

By Jennifer Sinibaldi. The pandemic reshaped consumers’ relationship with cash, resulting in more frequent use of digital transactions (e.g., credit cards, phone payments). This change in consumer...

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Just published in Survey Practice! Two articles looking at whether cash is still the king of survey incentives. surveypractice.org/article/1… surveypractice.org/article/1…

Is Cash the King of (Promised) Incentives across All Subpopulations? | Published in Survey Practice

By Jennifer Sinibaldi. The pandemic reshaped consumers’ relationship with cash, resulting in more frequent use of digital transactions (e.g., credit cards, phone payments). This change in consumer...

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New in Survey Practice: Two Articles on Changing Preferences for Survey Incentives - mailchi.mp/056f2c514dad/new-…
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Just published in Survey Practice! Evaluating the Acceptability and Reliability of an Interviewer-Administered Skin Color Scale: Evidence from Cognitive Interviewing in Puerto Rico surveypractice.org/article/1…

Evaluating the Acceptability and Reliability of an Interviewer-Administered Skin Color Scale:...

By Theresa Thompson-Colón, Isar P. Godreau & 1 more. Skin color is an element of racial identity that is not accurately captured by the standard race question used in U.S. surveys and censuses. Skin...

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Just published in Survey Practice! Evaluating the Acceptability and Reliability of an Interviewer-Administered Skin Color Scale: Evidence from Cognitive Interviewing in Puerto Rico surveypractice.org/article/1…

Evaluating the Acceptability and Reliability of an Interviewer-Administered Skin Color Scale:...

By Theresa Thompson-Colón, Isar P. Godreau & 1 more. Skin color is an element of racial identity that is not accurately captured by the standard race question used in U.S. surveys and censuses. Skin...

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New in Survey Practice: Evaluating the Acceptability and Reliability of an Interviewer-Administered Skin Color Scale - mailchi.mp/7eb44946a4e3/new-…
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New in Survey Practice, from our special issue on Mixed Methods Research: Mixed Methods Research: Deepening Our Knowledge Through Integrated Designs surveypractice.org/article/1…

Bridging Methods to Capture Complex Family Constellations | Published in Survey Practice

By Tamara Bosshardt, Leo Valentin Theissing & 1 more. The increase in complex family constellations in recent decades highlights fundamental limitations of household-based family surveys grounded in...

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New in Survey Practice: Bridging Methods to Capture Complex Family Constellations - mailchi.mp/0697fba7fb31/new-…
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New in Survey Practice, from our special issue on Mixed Methods Research: Mixed Methods Research: Deepening Our Knowledge Through Integrated Designs surveypractice.org/article/1…

Bridging Methods to Capture Complex Family Constellations | Published in Survey Practice

By Tamara Bosshardt, Leo Valentin Theissing & 1 more. The increase in complex family constellations in recent decades highlights fundamental limitations of household-based family surveys grounded in...

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Just published in Survey Practice: Adapting Sampling and Incentive Strategies to Improve Survey Response for Rural Latino Adults. surveypractice.org/article/1…

Adapting Sampling and Incentive Strategies to Improve Survey Response for Rural Latino Adults |...

By Hannah Murrow, Barbara M Fernandez & 6 more. Latino adults, particularly those residing in rural areas, remain underrepresented in survey research due to language barriers, housing instability,...

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New in Survey Practice: Adapting Sampling and Incentive Strategies to Improve Survey Response for Rural Latino Adults - mailchi.mp/b86ddf75c5a4/new-…
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Just published in Survey Practice! Worth the Wait? Mandatory Breaks and Data Quality in Surveys of Online Panel Respondents surveypractice.org/article/1…

Worth the Wait? Mandatory Breaks and Data Quality in Surveys of Online Panel Respondents | Publis...

By Seon Yup Lee, Azdren Coma. A large proportion of web surveys rely on responses from online panels such as Prolific. Surveys with longer questionnaires tend to be cognitively burdensome, which...

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Just published in Survey Practice! Worth the Wait? Mandatory Breaks and Data Quality in Surveys of Online Panel Respondents surveypractice.org/article/1…

Worth the Wait? Mandatory Breaks and Data Quality in Surveys of Online Panel Respondents | Publis...

By Seon Yup Lee, Azdren Coma. A large proportion of web surveys rely on responses from online panels such as Prolific. Surveys with longer questionnaires tend to be cognitively burdensome, which...

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Just published in Survey Practice! From Cycles to Spirals: Rethinking Longitudinal Survey Design. surveypractice.org/article/1…

From Cycles to Spirals: Rethinking Longitudinal Survey Design | Published in Survey Practice

By Florian Griese, Christian Hunkler & 1 more. Longitudinal surveys play a central role in social science research and policy advice but increasing demands for timely data pose substantial challenges...

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Just published in Survey Practice! From Cycles to Spirals: Rethinking Longitudinal Survey Design. surveypractice.org/article/1…

From Cycles to Spirals: Rethinking Longitudinal Survey Design | Published in Survey Practice

By Florian Griese, Christian Hunkler & 1 more. Longitudinal surveys play a central role in social science research and policy advice but increasing demands for timely data pose substantial challenges...

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Just published in Survey Practice - Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the Asian Barometer Survey in Myanmar and China surveypractice.org/article/1…

Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the...

By Osbern Huang, Min-hua Huang & 1 more. Probability sampling remains the standard for face-to-face public opinion research, yet it becomes hardest to implement precisely where reliable data are most...

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Just published in Survey Practice - Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the Asian Barometer Survey in Myanmar and China surveypractice.org/article/1…

Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the...

By Osbern Huang, Min-hua Huang & 1 more. Probability sampling remains the standard for face-to-face public opinion research, yet it becomes hardest to implement precisely where reliable data are most...

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Just published in Survey Practice - Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the Asian Barometer Survey in Myanmar and China #openaccess surveypractice.org/article/1…

Keeping Probability Sampling Viable with GIS/GPS in Difficult Political Settings: Lessons from the...

By Osbern Huang, Min-hua Huang & 1 more. Probability sampling remains the standard for face-to-face public opinion research, yet it becomes hardest to implement precisely where reliable data are most...

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