Andy Peytchev

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Mental and substance use disorders prevalence study: Background and methods

Split-sample design with parallel protocols to reduce cost and nonresponse bias in surveys

Modular survey design: Experimental manipulation of survey length and monetary incentive structure

An examination of an interviewer-respondent matching protocol in a longitudinal CATI study

Improving traditional nonresponse bias adjustments: Combining statistical properties with social theory

Reduction of measurement error due to survey length: Evaluation of the split questionnaire design approach

Financial record checking in surveys: Do suggestive prompts improve data quality?

Using geocoded census data for nonresponse bias correction: An assessment

RDD Telephone Surveys: Toward a Single Frame Cell Phone Design

RDD telephone surveys: Toward a single-frame cell-phone design

Consequences of Survey Nonresponse

Census Geocoding for Nonresponse Bias Evaluation in Telephone Surveys An Assessment of the Error Properties

Multiple imputation for unit nonresponse and measurement error

Breakoff and Unit Nonresponse Across Web Surveys

The effects of differential interviewer incentives on a field data collection effort

Multiple sources of nonobservation error in telephone surveys: Coverage and nonresponse

Increasing respondents' use of definitions in web surveys

The impact of progress indicators on task completion

Coverage bias in variances, associations, and total error from exclusion of the cell phone-only population in the United States

Experiments in mobile web survey design: Similarities to other modes and unique considerations