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Subject: Survey Methodology

Counted but not understood: a rapid review of what administrative and research data can and cannot tell us about young people who are NEET In England

Paradata versus self-reports for the collection of technical data about smartphones: trade-offs between completeness and accuracy of data on smartphone operating system versions

Ethical considerations for cross-national, longitudinal research with children and families

The opportunities and challenges of sampling frames enhanced with alternative data sources in the UK

Increasing consent to data linkage in web and face-to-face surveys: testing interventions designed to increase respondents’ trust, cognitive effort, or understanding of the request

Understanding Society Innovation Panel wave 17: results from methodological experiments and new data

Increasing consent to data linkage in web and face-to-face surveys: testing interventions designed to increase respondents’ trust, cognitive effort, or understanding of the request

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

Youth nonresponse in panel surveys: investigating the impact of life events

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

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