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The Research Report Series primarily includes papers which report results from the conduct of systematic, critical, intensive investigation directed toward the development of new or more comprehensive scientific knowledge of the subject studied. The series is subdivided into categories, including Survey Methodology (RSM).
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Working Paper
The Effects of Altering the Design of Branching Instructions
February 11, 2002
RSM2002-02
Primary Topic Research
It has been hypothesized and demonstrated that a number of languages combine to affect respondents’ perception and comprehension of visual information.
Working Paper
The Effects of Person-Level VS Household-Level Questionnaire Design
March 11, 2002
RSM2002-05
Primary Topic Research
Demographic household surveys frequently seek the same set of information from all adult household members.
Working Paper
Reducing Income Nonresponse in a Topic-Based Interview
March 11, 2002
RSM2002-06
Primary Topic Research
Previous research has demonstrated the considerable benefits of a "topic-based" interview structure for demographic surveys employing a household respondent.
Working Paper
Questionnaire Design Effects on Interview Outcomes
February 15, 2002
RSM2002-03
Primary Topic Research
The U.S. Census Bureau conducts a number of household demographic surveys which gather a standard set of information about all members of sampled households.
Working Paper
ACS/CATI Person-Based/Topic-Based Field Experiment
February 19, 2002
RSM2002-04
Primary Topic Research
The CATI interviews conducted among ACS-National sample mail nonresponse cases in 1997 included an experimental test of two different instrument structures.
Working Paper
Privacy and Confidentiality Research and the U.S. Census Bureau
February 07, 2002
RSM2002-01
Primary Topic Research
The U.S. Census Bureau is committed to respecting the privacy concerns of respondents and protecting the confidentiality of the data they provide.
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