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This document provides a record of the results of the 2010 Census Coverage Measurement Recall Bias Study. The Recall Bias Study was conducted to obtain initial results to validate the hypothesis about the existence and increase of recall bias with respect to reporting residence around Census Day (April 1, 2010) in operations that happen over the several months following Census Day. This study aims to determine if future research is needed into the influences and reasons for recall bias as it pertains to the timing of the Census Coverage Measurement Person Interview and Person Followup operations. The second part of this report reviews how well administrative data obtained from the United States Postal Service National Change of Address file worked as a tool in identifying households with people who moved around March and April of 2010. Finally, the third part of the report examines some results and characteristics of contacts made using a cellular phone random digit dialing sample compared to a standard landline telephone random digit dialing sample.
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