Vol. 17 No. 2 (2023)

Articles

• Challenges and Benefits of Including the Institutionalized, Cognitively Impaired and Unable to Respond in a Representative Survey of the Very Old

  Roman Kaspar, Thomas Brijoux, Andrea Albrecht, Jaroslava Zimmermann, Judith Wenner, Jonas Fey, Marcella Reissmann, Michael Wagner, Susanne Zank

  111-129

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• Detecting Fabricated Interviews Using the Hamming Distance

  Jörg Blasius, Lukas Sausen

  131-145

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• Effects of a Time-Limited Push-to-Web Incentive in a Mixed-Mode Longitudinal Study of Young Adults

  Lisa Calderwood, Darina Peycheva, Erica Wong, Richard Silverwood

  147-157

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• Income Imputation in Longitudinal Surveys: A Within-Individual Panel-Regression Approach

  Oliver Lipps, Ursina Kuhn

  159-175

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• Harmonizing Data From Open-Ended and Closed-Ended Quantity Questions with Observed Score Equating

  Ranjit K. Singh, Matthias Roth

  177-191

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• Investigating Direction Effects in Rating Scales With Five and Seven Points in a Probability-Based Online Panel

  Jan Karem Höhne, Dagmar Krebs, Steffen M. Kühnel

  193-204

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• Pseudo-Opinions in Online Surveys: Evidence to Recontextualize the Imputed Meaning Hypothesis

  Henrik Andersen, Jochen Mayerl, Felix Wolter, Justus Junkermann

  205-217

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