Fannie Cobben Nonresponse in sample surveys

methods for analysis and adjustment

The response to a survey will never be 100%, nor will it be completely non-selective. This causes a bias in statistics based on survey research. In this PhD-thesis written by Fannie Cobben various methods for the treatment of nonresponse in sample surveys are described. Persons that do not participate in survey research often do so for different reasons. For example, persons that cannot be contacted during the fieldwork often have different reasons not to respond than persons that refuse participation...

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Engels | 309 pagina's | Statistics Netherlands, The Hague | 2009

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Ben Baarda Research. This is it!

guidelines how to design, perform and evaluate quantitative and qualitative research

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Engels | 183 pagina's | Noordhoff Uitgevers, Groningen | 2014

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Remco Cornelis Wilhelmus Feskens Difficult groups in survey research and the development of tailor-made approach strategies

The subject of this thesis is difficult groups in survey research. The focus is on ethnic minorities and people living in nonprivate households. The latter group is excluded from the sample frame before the actual survey is conducted. This is common practice at most national statistical institutes. Ethnic minorities exhibit below-average response rates and are consequently a problematic group in survey research

Engels | 115 pagina's | Universiteit Utrecht, [Utrecht] | 2009

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Ben Baarda Research: This is it!

guidelines for setting up, doing and evaluating quantitative and qualitatieve reserach

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Engels | 159 pagina's | Noordhoff, Groningen [etc.] | 2010

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Roel Grit | Mark Julsing How to do research

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Engels | 136 pagina's | Noordhoff Uitgevers, Groningen | 2015

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