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Study Series - Methodology (SSM) Working Papers

The Study Series primarily includes papers which report results from the conduct of systematic, critical, intensive investigation directed toward applying known scientific knowledge to a specific problem. The series is subdivided into categories, including Survey Methodology (SSM).


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Residence Rules and Seasonality Questions on the ACS
The report makes recommendations about the residence rules and the multiple residence questions, and suggests that more research is needed in this area.


Working Paper
Results & Recommendations: 2003 Public School Questionnaire from SASS
Staff conducted cognitive interviews to evaluate revised questions for the 2003 SASS Public School Questionnaire.


Working Paper
Results of Cognitive Pretesting for SIPP Work Related Expenses Module
The Center for Survey Methods Research conducted cognitive testing of proposed new questions on costs of child care to be included in the 2001 SIPP.


Working Paper
Testing the Functional Equivalency of Questionnaire Translations
This study represents the U.S. Census Bureau's first attempt to apply known pre-testing techniques as developed in the monolingual English context.


Working Paper
Testing of Question to Address the Respondent Identification Policy
To address recent increases in privacy concerns, the Census has developed a RIP guideline for household surveys that uses dependant interviewing techniques.


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Results & Recommendations: Employment History Module to the SIPP
Staff conducted cognitive testing of the revised Employment History Topical Module prior to fielding it as part of the SIPP Methods Panel testing.


Working Paper
Report of Cognitive Research on the Veterans Questions for the ACS
The Center for Survey Methods Research staff conduct cognitive testing on newly-proposed question wording for the veterans questions for the 2003 ACS.


Working Paper
Results & Recommendations: 2003 Recipiency History Module
Staff in the Statistical Research Division conducted cognitive research on the revised Recipiency History Topical Module.


Working Paper
Cognitive Evaluation of Disability Questions for 1998 Dress Rehearsal
The Center for Survey Methods Research conducted cognitive research as part of the development of the disability questions for the 1998 Dress Rehearsal.


Working Paper
Results & Recommendations: SIPP Cash Balance Pension Question
Staff conducted cognitive research to evaluate newly-proposed wording of a series of questions dealing with cash balance pension plans.


Working Paper
School Crime Supp. for 2001 National Crime Victimization Survey
The School Crime Supplement is sponsored by the National Center for Education Statistics and administered to persons 12-18 years.


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Results & Recommendations: Assisted Living Facilities and Tenure
The purpose of this research was to investigate the details of assisted living arrangements for the elderly.


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Results & Recommendations: 2003 SIPP Welfare Reform Module
Staff in the Statistical Research Division conducted cognitive research on the draft questionnaire for the 2003 SIPP Welfare Reform Module.


Working Paper
Computer Crime Questions for 2001 National Crime Victimization Survey
The Bureau of Justice Statistics proposed new questions on computer crime for inclusion in the 2001 National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS).


Working Paper
Results & Recommendations: Selected Materials Accompanying the ACS
Staff conducted cognitive testing of materials mailed to American Community Survey respondents under voluntary and mandatory response conditions.


Working Paper
SIPP Advance Letter Focus Group Results: Issues and Recommendations
This report contains the results of the first phase of this exploratory research project, which are findings from the focus groups.


Working Paper
Alternative Admin. Records Use Paragraph of the SIPP Advance Letter
The main objective for this research was to create and pretest an alternative administrative records use disclosure paragraph.


Working Paper
Complex Households and Relationships in the Decennial Census
Exploratory ethnographic research to learn more about non-nuclear, or complex, households and to identify ways to improve enumeration.

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