2017 – University of Wisconsin Survey Center – UW–Madison

How Respondents Report Their Health Status: Cognitive Interviews of Self-Rated Health across Race, Ethnicity, Gender, Age, and Socioeconomic Status

Using Synchronized Contact Information in Multi-Mode CAPI Projects

Using Sequential Prepaid Incentives to Increase Participation and Data Quality in a Mail Survey

Using Interviewer-Respondent Interaction to Study Measurement Equivalence in a Scale Assessing Trust in a Multiethnic Population

Using Hierarchical Data to Manage Sample and Contact Attempts in Microsoft Access

Transitioning from Paper to Web or App Based Platforms

Training Interviewers and Managing Field Activities in Harsh Environments

The Influence of Social Conditions across the Life Course on the Human Gut Microbiota: A Pilot Project with the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study

Rapport in the Standardized Survey Interview: Responsiveness, Engagement, and Future Participation

Planning and Performing Quality Control of Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing