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Record type: Survey Futures Working Paper Series

Respondent-driven sampling with probability-based seeds: recruitment, super-seeds, and non-compliance

Experimental evidence on the effect of mixed-mode survey designs on item measurement and variable correlations

Within-household clustering of attitudes and implications for survey sample design when only address-based frames are available

Evaluating a respondent-led look-up tool for occupation coding: evidence on feasibility, validity, and reliability

Industry and occupation coding: a comparison of office-based coding and a closed-list approach

How often does the ‘wrong’ person complete the questionnaire in self-completion surveys with named samples? Cross national evidence from the European Social Survey and Generations and Gender Survey

Survey question evaluation at scale: applying large language models to the QAS-99

Methods for within-household selection in self-administered push-to-web surveys: an experimental comparison

Do the effects of interviewer administered follow-ups of web non-respondents on dataset quality differ between overall datasets and population subgroup datasets?

When, and how much, might effect estimates be biased when analysing mixed mode survey data? The roles of mode effects, mode selection, and mode split

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