Presentation – Page 15 – University of Wisconsin Survey Center – UW–Madison

The Impact of Accessibility of Political Knowledge in Voters’ Candidate Evaluations

Tracking and Allocating Interviewer Time

Using Decomposition As a Questioning Strategy to Improve the Accuracy of Reporting About Events and Behaviors

Using Decomposition As a Questioning Strategy to Improve the Accuracy of Reporting About Events and Behaviors

An Investigation of the Impact of Departures From Standardized Interviewing on Response Errors in Self-Reports About Child Support and Other Family-Related Variables

Cross-Training and Data Quality: A Case Study on Introducing a Multi-Mode Longitudinal Study

Making Study Management Data Web-Accessible

Reducing Non-Response in Longitudinal Studies: What Can We Do Instead of Increasing Incentives

Detecting Interviewer Falsification and Protecting Study Integrity

The Art of Associating: First Line Results from the Collegiate Social Network Interaction Project (C-SNIP)