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Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology

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The Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology publishes cutting-edge scholarly articles on statistical and methodological issues. Also @JSurvStatMeth@science
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Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology @JSurvStatMeth
Article Spotlight: “Varying the Content of Political Science Surveys” by Saskia Bartholomäus and Tobias Gummer — a varied questionnaire narrowed the gap in measurement and nonresponse errors between engaged and disengaged respondents. Full text by request.
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academic.oup.com Varying the Content of Political Science Surveys to Improve the Survey Experience and Data Quality... Abstract. Respondents’ survey experience affects their answering and participation behavior and, consequently, measurement and nonresponse errors. Politica
Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology @JSurvStatMeth
Article Spotlight: “Smoothed Pseudo-Population Bootstrap Methods with Applications to Finite Population Quantiles” by Vanessa McNealis and Christian Léger — new bootstrap methods for MSE estimation and confidence intervals on finite population quantiles.

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academic.oup.com Smoothed pseudo-population bootstrap methods with applications to finite population quantiles Abstract. This article introduces smoothed pseudo-population bootstrap methods for the purposes of mean-squared error estimation and for constructing confi
Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology @JSurvStatMeth
Article Spotlight:

"Youth Nonresponse in Panel Surveys" by Camilla Salvatore and colleagues — examining whether life events tied to disengagement help explain why young people drop out of panel surveys.

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academic.oup.com Youth Nonresponse in Panel Surveys: Investigating the Impact of Life Events Abstract. Nonresponse in surveys is particularly problematic among young people in both cross-sectional and panel studies. This article investigates the fa