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Current search: 'Jorre T.A. Vannieuwenhuyze'

  1. Measurement effects between CAPI and Web questionnaires in the UK Household Longitudinal Study

    Jorre T.A. Vannieuwenhuyze and Peter Lynn

  2. Evaluating mode effects in mixed-mode survey data using covariate adjustment models

    Jorre T.A. Vannieuwenhuyze, Geert Loosveldt, and Geert Molenberghs

  3. Evaluating relative mode effects in mixed-mode surveys: three methods to disentangle selection and measurement effects

    Jorre T.A. Vannieuwenhuyze and Geert Loosveldt

  4. Evaluating relative mode effects on data quality in mixed-mode surveys

    Jorre T.A. Vannieuwenhuyze and Melanie Revilla

  5. The age-dependent influence of self-reported health and job characteristics on retirement

    Dimitri Mortelmans and Jorre T.A. Vannieuwenhuyze

  6. A method to evaluate mode effects on the mean and variance of a continuous variable in mixed-mode surveys

    Jorre T.A. Vannieuwenhuyze, Geert Loosveldt, and Geert Molenberghs

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