| Presentation Title |
Presenter(s)/Author(s) |
| Framework to assess the “maximum” expected response rate for different survey designs and field conditions |
François Laflamme
Sylvie Bonhomme |
| LANGUAGE TO INTERVIEW – COMPARABILITY IN A MULTILINGUAL CONTEXT |
Anna Andeenkova |
| Methodological approach for the development of equivalent rating scales for comparative cross-national surveys |
Anna Andeenkova
Natalja Menold |
| The European working conditions survey series |
Agnès Parent-Thirion |
| Design Effects in a Geo-sampling Design |
Jennifer Unangst
Jeniffer Iriondo-Perez
Dr. Safaa Amer |
| Overview of 3 Qualitative Census Research Projects on Race and Tribal Enrollment Questions with American Indian/Alaska Native populations: American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Latin American Indigenous Immigrants |
Laurie Schwede
Rodney Terry
Aleia Clark Fobia
Leticia Fernandez |
| Challenges & Lessons-learned from conducting CAPI training – a national household panel survey in Ghana |
Yu-chieh (Jay) Lin |
| Using paradata to monitor interviewers’ instrument navigation behavior and inform instrument technical design: A case study from a national household survey in Ghana |
Yu-chieh (Jay) Lin
Kyle Kwaiser
Gina-Qian Cheung
Jennifer Kelley |
| Interviewer monitoring in the Saudi National Mental Health Survey (SNMHS) |
Yu-chieh (Jay) Lin
Zeina N. Mneimneh |
| Best practices of panel retention and tracking – Lessons learned from international case studies |
Yu-chieh (Jay) Lin
Zeina N. Mneimneh |
| Qualitative Research on Questions of Race, Tribe Identification, and Tribal Enrollment for Multicultural American Indians |
Rodney L. Terry
Leticia Fernandez
Laurie Schwede
Aleia Clark Fobia |
| Exploring Drivers of Acquiescent Responding Among Ethnically Diverse Latino Telephone Survey Respondents |
Sunghee Lee,
Tim Johnson
Ligia Reyes
Chris Werner
Jim Thrasher
Ken Resnicow
Fred Conrad
Karen Peterson |
| Too Much or Not Enough? Assessing Quality with Weighting Data in Cross-sectional SurveysInsights from the European Values Survey |
Frédéric GONTHIER |
| FROM MIXED METHODS TO INDICATORS: COMPARISON OF URBAN AREAS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA |
Farah Purwaningrum |
| Dependence of Reported Height and Weight on Interviewers’ Characteristics |
Hayk Gyuzalyan |
| FACING THE FUTURE: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR CROSSNATIONAL SURVEYS: A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE |
Dr. Rory Fitzgerald |
| Translation, wording, question design, survey design: an empirical exploration of different challenges to the comparability of international survey data |
Michèle Ernst Stähli |
| Quality assurance in the 6th EWCS – experiences and reflections |
Sally Widdop (Ipsos)
Gijs van Houten (PEW Research Centre)
Mathijn Wilkens (Eurofound) |
| Design and Cultural Adaptation of a 22-Country Tool for Collecting Comparative Data on Poverty Level |
Katherine Kenward, RSS
Woody Carter, RSS
Alisú Schoua-Glusberg, RSS
Anahit Tevosyan, FINCA |
| Is Acquiescence an Expression of Social Deference? |
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| Examining Respondent-Interviewer Interactions Using Behavior Coding Data and Paradata |
Allyson L. Holbrook
Timothy P. Johnson
Young Ik Cho
Sharon Shavitt
Noel Chavez
Saul Weiner |
| Assessing Translations: How Different Checking Procedures Compare Under Field Conditions |
Gijs van Houten
Danielle Cuddington
Katie Simmons
Steve Schwarzer |
| Experiment for testing questionnaire translation methods in the European Social Survey (ESS); “Ask the same question” versus more adaptive approaches |
Brita Dorer |
| Using Anchoring Vignette to Correct for Differential Response Scale Usage across Cultures |
Mengyao Hu
Sunghee Lee
Hongwei Xu |
| Facebook advert isement s for crosscultura l survey recruitment : Insights from the 46-country World Relationships Study |
Robert Thomson
Masaki Yuki |
| 2016 THE COLLECTION OF BIOMEASURES IN CROSS-NATIONAL STUDIES USING THE EXAMPLE OF DRIED BLOOD SPOTS IN SHARE |
Joseph W. Sakshaug
Luzia M. Weiss |
| Six cost-effective modules for improving master questionnaire prior to translation and adaptation |
Musab Hayatli
Manuel Souto Pico |
| TREND MEASUREMENT IN INTERNATIONAL ASSESSMENT SURVEYS |
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| Cross-National Variation in Device Effects Between Smartphone and Computer-based Web Surveys |
Curtiss L. Cobb III |
| Design effect in small-scale anthropometric surveys: what parameters influence design effect, and how does this impact survey design? |
Erin N. Hulland
Curtis J. Blanton
Eva Z. Leidman
Oleg O. Bilukha |
| Cross-Cultural Comparability of Response Patterns of Subjective Probability Questions |
Sunghee Lee
Florian Keusch
Norbert Schwarz
MingnanLiu
Tuba Suzer-Gurtekin |
| Measurement Quality of Agree/Disagree and Item- Specific Response Options |
Natalja Menold
Matthias Bluemke
Anna Andreenkova |
| Calibrating Cross-National Panel Surveys |
Laura Wronski
Mingnan Liu |
| Mixed-Mode Surveys: An Overview of Design, Estimation and Adjustment Methods and Empirical Applications |
Z. Tuba Suzer-Gurtekin
Edith D. de Leeuw
Richard Valliant
Steven G. Heeringa
Ana Villar |
| UNECE International Statistical Framework for Measuring Quality of Employment |
Christian Wingerter |
| Estimating and Adjusting for Cross-Cultural Differences in Acquiescent and Extreme Response Styles |
Mingnan Liu
Z. Tuba Suzer-Gurtekin
Sunghee Lee |
| Between Letter and Spirit: Testing Survey Translations with Spanish Speaking Respondents |
Ilana Ventura
Rene Bautista, Ph.D.
David Gleicher
Lisa Lee, Ph.D.
Samuel C. Haffer, Ph.D.
Paul Guerino |
| Effects of Field Interviewer GenSdmeor koin gDataf rom a Global Household Survey on Tobacco Use |
Jeremy Morton
Luhua Zhao
Krishna Palipudi |
| Setting up the Cognitive Interview Task for non-English Speaking Participants: Exploratory Research in the U.S. context |
Hyunjoo Park
Patricia Goerman |
| Improving Cross-national/cultural Comparability Using the Total Survey Error Paradigm |
Tom W. Smith |
| Total Survey Error and Survey Quality in Multinational, Multiregional, and Multicultural (3MC) Surveys |
Beth-Ellen Pennell
Kristen Cibelli Hibben (presenting author)
Lars Lyberg
Peter Mohler
Gelaye Worku |
| Word frequency effect and response quality: A comparison of four questionnaire versions on a web panel |
Ana Slavec
Vasja Vehovar |
| Cross-National Comparison on Measurement Quality of Response Scales |
Pei-shan Liao
Willem E. Saris
Diana Zavala-Rojas |
| Collecting rich paradata to monitor data collection quality |
Gina-Qian Cheung
Beth-Ellen Pennell |
| Answers to standardized questions: Recognizing “codable” answers and maintaining standardization and rapport” |
Nora Cate Schaeffer
Jennifer Dykema
Dana Garbarski |
| Collecting and using representative data of the German general public |
Michael Bosnjak |
| Facilitating multinational, multiregional and multicultural research |
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| LISS Panel: Collecting representative data for the Netherlands |
Marcel Das |
| UNDERSTANDING RACIAL/ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN PUBLIC OPINION TOWARDS THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT |
Tianshu Zhao
Timothy P. Johnson |
| Advantages and Limitations of Documentation of a Survey Translation and Monitoring Process |
Dorothée Behr
Steve Dept
Elica Krajčeva |
| Organizing and Managing comparative surveys in a TSE perspective |
Peter Ph. Mohler |
| Panel: Adapting Interviewer Training Across Cultures in Developing Countries |
Katherine R. Mason
Yu-chieh Lin
Nathan R. Jones
Esther Ullman |
| Collecting Household Income Globally: Number and Handling of Missing Values |
Anita Pugliese
Ken Kluch
Dato Tsabutashvili Gallup |
| Explaining cross-national inequivalence A Bayesian Multilevel SEM approach |
Bart Meuleman
Elmar Schlüter |
| The SAGE Handbook of Survey Methodology |
Christoff Wolf
Dominique Joye
Tom W. Smith
Yang-chih Fu |
| ADAPTING THE AUSTRALIAN STANDARD CLASSIFICATION OF CULTURAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS (ASCCEG) FOR THE ESS |
Sarah Butt
Anthony Heath
Silke Schneider |
| The challenges and solutions of telephone interviewing in Africa, a view from the frontline |
Jain Dharmendra
Mariam Fagbeni
Hayk Gyuzalyan |
| Finding the Best Fit: A Comparison of CAWI Testing to CATI-Trended Data for General Population Research in Germany, Italy, Denmark, Sweden and Iceland |
Gallup |
| THE EUROPEAN SOCIAL SURVEY’S EXPANDED FRAMEWORK FOR QUALITY ASSESSMENT |
Koen Beullens
Geert Loosveldt
Katrijn Denies |
| Third-party presence in multinational interviews: Determinants and implications in SHARE |
Galit Gordoni
Howard Litwin
Noam Damri |
| Does Corruption Reduce Political Trust? Testing Moderating Effects in Diverse Regime types with Multilevel SEM |
Irena Schneider |
| The Consumer Pyramids Survey |
Mahesh Vyas |
| Cross-national and cross-contextual analysis: controlling for sample composition and survey characteristics in comparative analysis |
Ahu Alanya
Femke De Keulenaer |
| Ethical Considerations in the Total Survey Error Context |
Julie de Jong |
| Examples, Instructions, and Belonging: Alaska Native Social Organization and the Race Question |
Aleia Clark Fobia
Laurel Schwede
Leticia Fernandez
Rodney Terry |
| Developing a mobile fieldwork management and monitoring system (FMMS) – Challenges of cross-national implementation |
Elena Sommer
Sarah Butt
Lennard Kuijten |
| Why every survey is a 3MC survey or What we should know about # what we could learn from comparative surveys |
Ineke Stoop |
| Interviewer/Respondent Interactions |
Yfke Ongena
Marieke Haan |
| Perspectives on International Training |
Kathy Mason
Steve Litavecz
David Plotner |
| Cross-Cultural Use of Behavior Coding: An Update |
Timothy P. Johnson
Allyson Holbrook
Young Ik Cho
Sharon Shavitt
Noel Chávez
Saul Weiner |
| CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARABILITY OF BEHAVIOR CODING |
Timothy P. Johnson
Allyson Holbrook
Young Ik Cho
Sharon Shavitt
Noel Chávez
Saul Weiner |
| International Program in Survey and Data Science |
Frauke Kreuter |
| Do Response Effects Generalize Across Countries? |
Henning Silber
Jon Krosnick
Tobias Stark
Annelies Blom |
| Language Differences between Interviewers and Respondents in Sub- Saharan African Surveys |
Charles Q. Lau |
| SMS Surveys in Africa |
Charles Q. Lau |
| Development of a coding platform |
MAURICE MARTENS |
| Telephone Sampling in the MENA: Issues and Advancements |
Carsten Broich |
| Mobile Data Collection and Reporting Across Multiple Developing African Countries |
Rick Mitchell |
| NON-RESPONSE IN THE 6TH EUROPEAN WORKING CONDITIONS SURVEY |
Aleksandra Wilzcynska
Gijs van Houten
Mathijn Wilkens |
| Between and Within Country Measurement Invariance Testing in a EU Comparative Research on School Dropout |
Ward Nouwen |
| LINKING AUXILIARY DATA TO SURVEY DATA ETHICAL AND LEGAL CHALLENGES IN EUROPE AND THE US |
Kirstine Kolsrud
Linn-Merethe Rød
Katrine Utaaker Segadal |
| When does adding a survey language make sense? Representation bias, response rates, and strategic considerations |
Michael Ochsner
Sven E. Hug |
| MULTINATIONAL EVENT HISTORY CALENDAR INTERVIEWING |
Yfke Ongena
Marieke Haan
Wil Dijkstra |
| Addressing Equivalence and Bias in Cross-Cultural Survey Research within a Mixed Methods Research Framework |
José-Luis Padilla
Isabel Benítez
Fons van de Vijver |
| What They Say and What They Do: Comparing Physical Activity Across US, UK, and The Netherlands |
Arie Kapteyn |
| JOB INSECURITY AND INDIVIDUAL WELL-BEING: MODERATION BY LABOUR MARKET POLICIES ACROSS EUROPEA MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS IN A CROSS-COUNTRY PERSPECTIVE |
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| Quantile Regression as a Tool for Cross-National and Comparative Survey Research |
ROBERT A. PETRIN
JOSEPH ZAPPA
MEGHANA RAJA |
| Assessing the feasibility of using SMS Surveys in Eastern Europe to conduct a cross-country comparison of attitudes with regard to Europe’s migration crisis |
Sara Gjoshevska
Carsten Broich |
| PREVENTING DIFFERENCES IN TRANSLATED SURVEY ITEMS USING SURVEY QUALITY PREDICTION (SQP 2.1) |
Diana Zavala-Rojas
Willem Saris
Irmtraud Gallhofer |
| SURVEY QUALITY PREDICTOR 2.1 |
Diana Zavala-Rojas |
| Survey at the crossroads: implementing electronic data collection on a large infrastructure survey in Kenya |
Sarah M. Hughes |
| The Use of SMS Pre-Notices for CATI Interviews and Their Impact on Response Rates and Non-Respondents by Age and Gender |
Gallup |
| ‘What’s Past is Prologue’:The Origin, Development, and Forming of Cross-national, Survey Research |
Tom W. Smith |
| Managing translations for cross national surveys |
Maurice Martens |
| Translation methodology: Double revision |
Oscar Rivière |
| Understanding America Study |
Arie Kapteyn |
| Using Real-Time Algorithms to Improve Field Data Collection |
FINCA |
| Within-household selection of respondents: The last step of sampling in household surveys |
Achim Koch
Timothy P. Johnson |
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Comparing Scale Direction Effects among Hispanics vs Non-Hispanic Respondents
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Ting Yan
Mengyao Hu
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