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Public Opinion Quarterly 2007 71(3):E485-E518; doi:10.1093/poq/nfm013
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© The Author 2007. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Association for Public Opinion Research. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: journals.permissions@oxfordjournals.org

Sixty-Second Annual AAPOR Conference Program

Of Polls and Policy

The first 150 words of the full text of this article appear below.


   Short Courses
 

Cell Phones and Survey Research
 John Hall, Linda B. Piekarski, Mario Callegaro, and Donna Gillin
Propensity Scores
 Karol Krotki and Sunghee Lee
Multimode Data Collection: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
 Martin R. Frankel and Michael W. Link
 Sponsored by DMS Research
Introduction to Writing Survey Questions
 Nora Cate Schaeffer
Introduction to Survey Sampling
 Colm O'Muircheartaigh


   Sessions
 
WHAT'S BEHIND THE VOTE CHOICE?

Chair: Christopher Paul Borick, Muhlenberg College
Determining the Impact of Iraq on the 2006 Election: Traditional Versus PrimingMethods
 Dan Cassino, Krista Jenkins, and Peter Woolley, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Campaigning on Controversy: Gay Marriage, Stem Cell Research, and Voting in the2004 Presidential Election
 Andrew R. Binder, University of Wisconsin–Madison
We Know "It" Makes a Difference, but What Is "It"?: An Exploration of Factors Driving Voter Choices and the "Meaning" behind Them
 Eric W. Rademacher, University of Cincinnati
Discussant: Michael Butterworth, CBS News

CELL PHONE SURVEYING: COVERAGE BIAS

Chair: Paul J. Lavrakas, Nielsen Media Research
The Prevalence of Wireless Substitution and Its Impact . . . [Full Text of this Article]

ISSUES IN MEASURING RACE AND ETHNICITY
ASSESSING INTERVIEWER PERFORMANCE
INCREASING RESPONSE AND COMPLETION RATES ON THE WEB
THE RELIGIOUS FACTOR
POLLS, POLITICIANS AND THE PUBLIC
THE 2006 ELECTIONS
CELL PHONE SURVEYING: USERS' ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS
RESPONSE PROPENSITY
CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS IN SURVEY RESEARCH
METHODOLOGICAL BRIEFS: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF INCENTIVES
ASSESSING OPINION ABOUT HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT
DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT OF ADDRESS-BASED SAMPLING FRAMES
2006 PRE-ELECTION POLLS I
CELL PHONE SURVEYING: SAMPLING AND WEIGHTING
RESPONDING TO OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS
METHODOLOGICAL BRIEFS: SAMPLING ISSUES
RESPONSE RATES AND RDD SURVEYS
PERCEPTIONS OF CONTROVERSIAL SOCIAL ISSUES
THE ROLE OF SURVEY RESEARCH IN DEVELOPING POLICY
MEET THE AUTHORS
PLENARY SESSION
PRE-ELECTION POLLS II
CELL PHONE SURVEYING: ALTERNATIVE SAMPLING FRAMES
METHODOLOGICAL BRIEFS: MODE EFFECTS & ISSUES
CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA PRIVACY
PANEL PARTICIPATION
STUDYING RACIAL ATTITUDES: ANTECEDENTS AND OUTCOMES
DELIBERATION AND THE EXPRESSION OF OPINION
MIXED MODES IN PRE-ELECTION POLLING
CELL PHONE SURVEYING: OPERATIONAL ISSUES
CONDUCTING WEB-BASED SURVEYS
RANDOM-DIGIT-DIALING ISSUES IN SURVEY RESEARCH
USING LETTERS TO INCREASE RESPONSE RATES
PUBLIC OPINION AND CURRENT AFFAIRS
MEDIA EFFECTS ON ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS
ISSUES IN ELECTION POLLING
CELL PHONE SURVEYING: RESULTS OF PILOT STUDIES
QUESTION ORDER EFFECTS
ISSUES IN HEALTH-RELATED SURVEYS
METHODOLOGICAL BRIEFS: NONRESPONSE ISSUES
ATTITUDES ABOUT POLITICAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF "COMMUNITY" IN SURVEY RESEARCH?
CELL PHONE SURVEYING: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
QUESTIONNAIRE DESIGN
SELF-REPORTS IN THE SURVEY CONTEXT
UNDERSTANDING RESPONSE RATES
SHAPING POLITICAL THOUGHTS AND BEHAVIORS
POLITICAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS OF SPECIAL POPULATIONS
SURVEYING ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN
ROUNDTABLE: CHALLENGES TO CONDUCTING ESTABLISHMENTSURVEYS
MEETING THE CHALLENGE: THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDSORGANIZATION AND ITS STANDARDS FOR MARKET, OPINION, AND SURVEY RESEARCH
THE COGNITIVE FACTOR IN SURVEYS I
EVALUATING SURVEY COSTS AND QUALITY
METHODOLOGICAL BRIEFS: EXAMINING RESPONSE RATES
PERCEPTIONS AROUND THE WORLD
METHODOLOGICAL STUDIES OF YOUTH
RESPONDENTS AND THE SURVEY INSTRUMENT
PARTY IDENTIFICATION AND PRESIDENTIAL APPROVAL
THE COGNITIVE FACTOR IN SURVEYS II
INTERVIEWER EFFECTS
USING INCENTIVES
CROSS-NATIONALLY SPEAKING: PUBLIC OPINION AROUND THE WORLD
USING POLLS FOR POLICY
REACHING AND STUDYING SPECIAL POPULATIONS
ROUNDTABLE: THE WESTERN BATTLEGROUND STATES: POLLING IN THE WIDE-OPEN SPACES
MODE EFFECTS I
INTERVIEWER PERFORMANCE
CONVERTING REFUSALS
MEASURING POLITICAL ATTITUDES
ROUNDTABLE: COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES AND THE SURVEY INTERVIEW PROCESS
WORKING WITH DATA ... AND MISSING DATA
AAPOR.ORG: A FRESH LOOK
MODE EFFECTS II
THE EFFECTS OF QUESTION WORDING AND DESIGN
NONRESPONSE ISSUES
MEASURING AMERICAN PUBLIC OPINION
MEDIA EFFECTS ON POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ATTITUDES
METHODOLOGICAL BRIEFS: MEASUREMENT AND DESIGN ISSUES
SAMPLING AND MEASUREMENT ISSUES IN HEALTH-RELATED SURVEYS
REACHING AND STUDYING ETHNIC, RELIGIOUS, AND RACIAL GROUPS
WEB-BASED SURVEYS: LESSONS LEARNED
METHODOLOGICAL BRIEFS: MAXIMIZING RESPONSE RATES ANDMINIMIZING RESPONDENT BURDEN
INFLUENCES OF THE INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT
NEW TECHNOLOGY IN SURVEY RESEARCH

   AAPOR Poster Session I
 
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3

   AAPOR Poster Session II
 
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3

   AAPOR Poster Session III
 
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3


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