Marcus Berzofsky

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

Suicide etiology in youth: Differences and similarities by sexual and gender minority status

How much justice is denied? An estimate of unsubmitted sexual assault kits in the United States

Drug use, dependence, and abuse among state prisoners and jail inmates, 2007-2009: Special report

Comparing Generalized Variance Functions to Direct Variance Estimation for the National Crime Victimization Survey

Improving precision by calculating estimates during the calibration process

Methods for fitting a Markov latent class analysis for the National Crime Victimization Survey

The setting-intervention fit of nine evidence-based interventions for substance use disorders within HIV service organizations across the United States: Results of a national stakeholder-engaged real-time Delphi study

Telephone surveys under different frame constructions—evaluating differences in estimates, precision, and cost

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

Household burglary, 1994-2011

Addressing nonresponse for categorical data items in complex surveys using full information maximum likelihood

Assessing the perceived prevalence of research fraud among faculty at research-intensive universities in the USA

Analyzing potential mode effects in the National Crime Victimization Survey

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

Some issues in the application of latent class models for questionnaire design

Potential survey error due to a panel design: A review and evaluation of the National Crime Victimization Survey

Income Interpolation from categories using a percentile-constrained inverse-CDF approach

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

Applying statistical methodologies originally developed for household surveys to the design and analysis of establishment studies