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For Immediate Release: Monday, May 14, 2018
Annual American Association for Public Opinion Research Conference
Press Release Number CB18-TPS.26
MAY 14, 2018 — Researchers from the U.S. Census Bureau, along with many other survey research professionals across the nation, will present findings at the 73rd Annual American Association for Public Opinion Research Conference May 16-19, 2018, in Denver, Co. This year’s theme is “Taking Survey and Public Opinion Research to New Heights!”
This multiday conference is a forum for Census Bureau staffers to present and discuss their research on public opinion and survey research for professional discussion on a spectrum of topics including:
- Respondent Confidentiality Concerns in Multilingual Pretesting Studies and Possible Effects on Response Rates and Data Quality for the 2020 Census [PDF <1.0 MB]
- Feedback From Transgender Focus Group Respondents on the Federal Collection of Gender Identity [PDF <1.0 MB]
- Approaches to Recruiting for Geographic Diversity in Pretesting Studies? [PDF <1.0 MB]
- The Problem With Problems: Modified Perspectives on the Role of Cognitive Interviewing for Improving Questionnaires [PDF <1.0 MB]
- To List or Not to List, That is the Question: An Examination of Existing Research on the Challenges and Best Practices of Household Rostering [PDF <1.0 MB]
- Trends in Perceptions of Federal Statistical Agencies Among the U.S. Population: 2012-2017 [PDF <1.0 MB]
- Haven't We Met Before? Leveraging Existing Household Survey Data to Evaluate the Effect of Incentives [PDF <1.0 MB]
- 2017 American Community Survey Pressure Seal Mailing Materials Test [PDF 2.6 MB]
- The Response Outreach Area Mapper (ROAM): A Tool to Identify, Manage and Plan for Hard-to-Survey Populations [PDF 1.5 MB]
- Quantity or Quality? The Impact of Reducing the Number of Contacts on Response [PDF <1.0 MB]
- Engaging Internal and External Audiences With the American Community Survey Through Data Visualization [PDF 2.9 MB]
- Response Consistency between the Ancestry Question and the Detailed Race and Ethnicity Questions from the 2016 American Community Survey Content Test [PDF <1.0 MB]
- It Takes a Team: Testing and Implementing Changes for the 2019 American Community Survey [PDF <1.0 MB]
- Hackers, Phish, and Breaches: Census Bureau Research on Respondent Perceptions of Privacy and Data Security from 2012 to 2018 [PDF <1.0 MB]
Please visit our conference electronic press kit for a listing of topics and copies of the presentations starting Wednesday, May 16, 2018.
Visit the American Association of Public Opinion Research’s Annual Conference page for more information on the papers and posters to be presented at the conference, including a preliminary program with abstracts.
To learn more about Census Bureau researchers, visit our Researcher Profiles.
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Contact
Daniel Velez
Public Information Office
301-763-3030
pio@census.gov
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