Marcus Berzofsky

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Improving quality of administrative data: A case study with FBI’s national incident-based reporting system data

Coverage gap: Out-of-state phone numbers for state surveys

Consumer cellular database: More efficient, but at what cost?

Prisoners are people too: Statistical disclosure control in the 2016 Survey of Prison Inmates

Evaluation of classification errors in a survey on sexual assault among college students

Repeated cross-sectional surveys: Accounting for instrumentation change

Generic areas and small area estimation for subnational estimation on the National Crime Victimization Survey

Classification error in crime victimization surveys:: A Markov latent class analysis

Assessing bias in respondent-driven incident based data from a survey of college students

Impact of field period length in the estimates of sexual victimization in a web based survey of college females

Timing Is Everything: Discreetly Discouraging Mobile Survey Response Through the Timing of E-mail Contacts

Considerations for Sampling from a Skewed Population: Establishment Surveys

The impact of survey incentive amounts on response rates and estimates of sexual assault victimization

The impact of greeting personalization on estimates of sexual assault victimization

Improving precision by calculating estimates during the calibration process

Assessing the use of a pre-field screening service to identify nonworking cellphone numbers in Ohio

Implications of questionnaire redesign and challenges to the continuation of trend in the 2011 Police-Public Contact Survey

Considerations for the use of small area analysis in survey analysis for health policy: Example from the 2015 Ohio Medicaid Assessment Survey

Use of a reimbursement to increase the proportion of prepaid cellphone respondents

Methods to account for classification error in county assignment for a periodic dual-frame telephone survey