This workshop report considers (a) how auxiliary data (AD) can be used to analyze
nonresponse bias,(b) other benefits of using AD,(c) recommendations regarding using AD …

Durkheim [1] noted in 1895 that “comparative sociology is not a particular branch of
sociology; it is sociology itself, in so far as it ceases to be purely descriptive and aspires to …

The increasing availability of organic Big Data has prompted questions regarding its
usefulness as an auxiliary data source that can enhance the value of design-based survey …

Nearly all panel surveys suffer from unit nonresponse and the risk of nonresponse bias. Just
as the analytic value of panel surveys increase with their length, so does cumulative attrition …

Survey researchers are actively seeking powerful auxiliary data sources capable of
correcting for possible nonresponse bias in survey estimates of the general population …

Various forms of auxiliary information are being sought to augment survey samples and
adjust for possible nonresponse bias in key survey estimates. Auxiliary data options are …

En los últimos años, la investigación con encuestas ha estado marcada por el uso más
frecuente de muestras no probabilísticas fruto de la expansión de internet y la caída …

To mitigate the effects of low survey participation rates and possible nonresponse bias in
survey estimates, survey organizations often try to collect auxiliary information with which to …

Privacy and confidentiality are often of great concern to respondents answering sensitive
questions posed by interviewers. Using the 1993–2010 General Social Survey, we …

It has often been claimed in recent literature that class voting is in decline due to the
increasing salience of cultural issues, which leads to a re-alignment of the working classes …