The Problem of Nonresponse in Sample Surveys

By M. H. Hansen, W. N. Hurwitz. 2004

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Subfields: Sociology and Political Science

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1. Barry Schouten
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3. Jelke Bethlehem
4. R. Groves
5. S. Heeringa
6. J. Brick
7. Andrey Peytchev
8. Stephen R. Porter

Citations in the corpus

• Responsive design for household surveys: tools for actively controlling survey errors and costs (2006, background): “Arguably, the most traditional responsive design option is the use of two-phase sampling for non-response (Hansen and Hurwitz, 1946; Deming, 1953).”
• Indicators for the representativeness of survey response (2009, methodology): “The study is an investigation of both the call-back approach (Hansen and Hurwitz 1946) and the basic-question approach (Kersten and Bethlehem 1984).”
• Effort in Phone Survey Response Rates: The Effects of Vendor and Client-Controlled Factors (2006, unknown): “Since 1946, response rates have been used to gauge the nonresponse bias and nonresponse error associated with surveys ( Hansen and Hurwitz 1946 ).”