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Presented By: Institute for Social Research

Moving Beyond Response Rates to Understand Nonresponse Bias

Brady West

Graphic: Flyer advertising event with speaker headshot. Moving Beyond Response Rates to Understand Nonresponse Bias. Brady West. September 25 at noon at the Institute for Social Research. Graphic: Flyer advertising event with speaker headshot. Moving Beyond Response Rates to Understand Nonresponse Bias. Brady West. September 25 at noon at the Institute for Social Research.
Graphic: Flyer advertising event with speaker headshot. Moving Beyond Response Rates to Understand Nonresponse Bias. Brady West. September 25 at noon at the Institute for Social Research.
This ISR Insights talk will provide results from a standing Survey Research Center (SRC) Future of Surveys committee's ongoing work on more modern alternatives to the simple response rate for attempting to understand the nonresponse bias associated with a given survey estimate. We will review several modern alternatives to the simple response rate, and clarify that in an era of declining response rates, there are better alternatives for understanding whether estimates based on a survey with a low response rate are really subject to nonresponse bias.
Graphic: Flyer advertising event with speaker headshot. Moving Beyond Response Rates to Understand Nonresponse Bias. Brady West. September 25 at noon at the Institute for Social Research. Graphic: Flyer advertising event with speaker headshot. Moving Beyond Response Rates to Understand Nonresponse Bias. Brady West. September 25 at noon at the Institute for Social Research.
Graphic: Flyer advertising event with speaker headshot. Moving Beyond Response Rates to Understand Nonresponse Bias. Brady West. September 25 at noon at the Institute for Social Research.

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