Survey non-response
A major, and increasing, problem in surveys is that individuals, households, schools or companies selected for questioning may fail to take part.
A major, and increasing, problem in surveys is that individuals, households, schools or companies selected for questioning may fail to take part.
Such nonresponse can lead to reduced data quality and, where those who do respond are not a representative sample, there is a risk that biased and misleading conclusions may be drawn.
Related Projects | Status | Type |
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Hierarchical analysis of unit-nonresponse in multistage surveys | Active | Other |
Representativity indicators for survey quality (RISQ) | Active | Other |
Solving the problem of attrition in longitudinal surveys | Active | Other |