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Sixty-First Annual AAPOR Conference Program
Confronting Core Values and Cultural Conflict
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What They See Is What You Get: Nuts and Bolts of Web Surveys
Reg Baker
Weighting Survey Data
Karol Krotki
An Introduction to Conducting Surveys of Organizations
David Cantor
Focus Group Interviewing
Richard Krueger
Practical Tools for Nonresponse Bias Studies
Robert M. Groves and J. Michael Brick
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Sessions |
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PUBLIC OPINION AROUND THE GLOBE
Chair: Robert M. Worcester, MORI
Public Opinion Changes in the Netherlands
Harm’t Hart, Utrecht University
Support for Free Expression in Our Largest and Most Pluralistic Democracy: A Pre-Test of the Feasibility of Studying Media and Speech Rights in India
Anantha S. Babbili and Robert O. Wyatt, Middle Tennessee State University
V. Murali, Intelligensia Research (India)
Balancing the News Coverage of the Iraq War: The Interaction of Public Support with Mass Media and Government Agendas
Thomas B. Christie, University of Texas at Arlington
Discussant: Claire Durand, Université de Montréal
PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES
Chair: Kathleen A. Frankovic, CBS News
Terrorism or Gay Marriage? Media, Priming, and Voting in
METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES I
METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES II
IMPACT OF NONRESPONSE
INCREASING RESPONSE RATES WITH INCENTIVES
DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS
METHODOLOGY AROUND THE GLOBE
PUBLIC OPINION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
OPINION AND BEHAVIOR
DESIGNING QUESTIONS I
IMPROVING CROSS-CULTURAL AND CROSS-NATIONAL QUESTIONNAIRES
CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS IN SURVEY RESEARCH
REAL OR ILLUSORY OPINION?
POLLING AND SOCIAL ISSUES
AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: PREJUDICE IN POLITICS
PLENARY SESSION
ATTITUDE POLARIZATION
CORE VALUES IN THE U.S. AND CANADA
EXPERIMENTING WITH INCENTIVE
FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO NONRESPONSE
HEALTH ISSUES
MECHANISMS OF VOTING AND PARTICIPATING IN GOVERNMENT
RATING SCALES
THE UTILITY OF PUBLIC OPINION POLLS: A DEBATE
DESIGNING QUESTIONS II
DRAWING CAUSAL INFERENCES ABOUT RACIAL ATTITUDES FROM SURVEY DATA
INTERPRETING THE PUBLIC
OVERREPORTS OF VOTING
SURVEY MODE EFFECTS
THE IMPACT OF MONETARY INCENTIVES
THE POLITICS OF SPECIAL POPULATIONS
VALUES AROUND THE WORLD
CORE VALUES INTERNATIONAL
MEDIA EFFECTS REVISITED
MIXED-MODE STUDIES
SAMPLING AND NONRESPONSE ISSUES
TRANSLATING AND EVALUATING QUESTIONNAIRES
TRYING TO OVERCOME NONRESPONSE
WHO REALLY WON ELECTION 2004?
ROUNDTABLE OF POQ EDITORS: TRENDS IN PUBLIC OPINION THEORY AND RESEARCH
A SAMPLING REVOLUTION: ALTERNATIVE SAMPLING FRAMES FOR PROBABILITY BASED HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS
COGNITIVE INTERVIEWING
CORE VALUES AND BEHAVIOR
ESTIMATES OF CELL PHONE USAGE
EVENT REPORTING
NEWS MEDIA AND ATTITUDES
ENVISIONING THE SURVEY INTERVIEW OF THE FUTURE
THE 2005 ELECTIONS: A PORTENT FOR ’06?
CONVERTING NONRESPONDENTS
EVALUATING DATA QUALITY
MODE (AND OTHER) EFFECTS ON DATA QUALITY
POLITICS AND PUBLIC OPINION
POLLS ABOUT SCIENCE AND HEALTH ISSUES
RACIAL IDENTITIES AND ATTITUDES, CORE VALUES AND CULTURAL CONFLICT
SOCIAL DESIRABILITY BIAS AND SENSITIVE ISSUES
STUDYING SPECIAL POPULATIONS
DOES NONRESPONSE MATTER?
EFFECTS OF CELL PHONE USAGE
INTERVIEWER-RESPONDENT INTERACTION AND RESPONSE PROCESSES
POLLS AND MEDIA IN ELECTIONS
QUESTIONNAIRE CONTEXT EFFECTS
RELIGION, VALUES, AND CONFLICT
SURVEY CONFIDENTIALITY AND ETHICS
THINKING ABOUT IMMIGRATION
HOW TO REDUCE NONRESPONSE
INTERVIEWER EFFECTS
MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT HURRICANE KATRINA
PUBLIC OPINION AND POLICYMAKING
RDD SAMPLES
THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY POLITICS
POLLING FOR THE COURTS: ISSUES OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND PRACTICES
MEET THE AUTHORS
BOOSTING RESPONSE RATES
ENHANCING INTERNET SURVEYS
ISSUES DEALING WITH RACE
MORE FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO NONRESPONSE
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND VOTING
SAMPLING AND STUDYING RARE POPULATIONS
UNDERSTANDING MODES OF DATA COLLECTION
WHAT AAPOR CAN DO TO SUPPORT ITS SENIOR MEMBERS
CITY POLLS
DATA QUALITY AS A FUNCTION OF THE INTERVIEWER
DESIGNING QUESTIONS III
GENDER ISSUES
NEWS AND INFORMATION-SEEKING
PERSUADING THE RECALCITRANTS
SPECIAL SAMPLING PROBLEMS
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AAPOR Poster Session I |
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GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3
Group 4
GROUP 5
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AAPOR Poster Session II |
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GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3
GROUP 4