Vol. 19 No. 1 (2025)

Articles

• Switching a Face-to-Face Panel to Self-Administered Survey Modes: Experimental Evidence on Effects of Mode Assignment on Response and Selectivity

  Jette Schröder, Claudia Schmiedeberg, Josef Brüderl, Bozoyan Christiane

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• An Increase Matters, Not the Actual Value: Early Bird Incentives in Longitudinal Surveys

  Pablo Cabrera Álvarez, Peter Lynn

  13-24

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• Nonresponse and Dropout in an App-Based Household Budget Survey: Representativeness, Interventions to Increase Response, and Data Quality

  Evelien Rodenburg, Barry Schouten, Bella Struminskaya

  25-41

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• Asking for Consent to be Recontacted in Surveys: Opt-in, Opt-out, or Choice?

  Oliver Lipps, Lukas Lauener, Anke Tresch

  43-53

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• What is a Good Way to Ask About Racist Experiences? Exploring the Gap Between Direct and Indirect Measures

  Zühal Arikan, Jörg Dollmann, Jannes Jacobsen

  55-62

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• Measuring Network Sizes in the Context of Respondent Driven Sampling: Evidence from Two Independent Surveys

  Sunghee Lee, Jacob Fisher, Ai Rene Ong, Michael Elliott, Kaidar Nurumov, Jinseok Kim

  63-82

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• Against All Odds: On the Robustness of Probability Samples Against Decreases in Response Rates

  Piotr Jabkowski; Ulrich Kohler; Marta Kołczyńska

  83-104

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