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Saturday, November 12

Sat, Nov 12, 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Promenade Lower

Registration
QDET2 Hours

Sat, Nov 12, 9:00 AM - 10:25 AM
Regency Ballroom-Monroe

CS27 (Invited) - New Approaches to Questionnaire Design and Evaluation
Invited Presentations

Chair(s): Jack Fowler, University of Massachusetts Boston

9:05 AM

Dynamic Question Ordering in Online Surveys

View Presentation Kirstin Early, Carnegie Mellon University

9:23 AM

Conjoint Analysis Versus Split-Ballot Experiments for Survey Research

View Presentation Jennifer Childs, U.S. Census Bureau

9:41 AM

Modeling Motivated Misreports to Sensitive Survey Questions

View Presentation Ulf Bockenholt, Northwestern

9:59 AM

Pre-Testing Survey Question Wordings Using Linguistic Resources: The Case of Low-Frequency Wordings
Ana Slavec, University of Ljubljana

10:17 AM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 9:00 AM - 10:25 AM
Hibiscus A

CS28 (Contributed) - Assessing Data Quality for Sensitive Topics
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Herman A. Alvarado, Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality SAMHSA

9:05 AM

Creating a Novel Assessment in Exploring the Impact of Workplace Bullying
Michael A DeDonno, Florida Atlantic University

9:23 AM

Change in Questionnaire Design: Respondent Interaction with Survey Mode in an Assessment of a Mental Health Population

View Presentation Rose L Krebill-Prather, Social and Economic Sciences Research Center - Washington State University

9:41 AM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 9:00 AM - 10:25 AM
Hibiscus B

CS29 (Contributed) - Adapting for the Web
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Trine Dale, TNS Gallup Norway

9:05 AM

Designing Event-History Calendars for Web Surveys: Evidence from Two UK Longitudinal Studies

View Presentation Matt Brown, University College London

9:20 AM

How Should We Adapt Complex Social Research Questionnaires for Mobile Devices? Evidence from UK Surveys and Experiments

View Presentation Tim Hanson, TNS BMRB

9:35 AM

Modernizing Data Collection of UK Labour Force Statistics for the 21st Century

View Presentation Alex Nolan, Office for National Statistics

9:50 AM

Web and Mail Surveys with Special Populations: Results on Pretesting Leisure Survey

View Presentation Merja Kallio-Peltoniemi, Statistics Finland

10:05 AM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 9:00 AM - 10:25 AM
Orchid AB

CS30 (Contributed) - Validation and Assessment of Data Quality
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Meredith Massey, National Center for Health Statistics

9:05 AM

Breaking the Commandments of Survey Design: Cognitive Testing of a Commonly Used Scale of Subjective Religious Experiences

View Presentation Jessica Lynn LeBlanc, University of Massachusetts Boston

9:23 AM

The Need for Biomarkers in Surveys, the Case of Immunization

View Presentation Bernardo Hernandez Prado, University of Washington

9:41 AM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 9:00 AM - 10:25 AM
Orchid C

CS31 (Contributed) - Experimental Manipulation of Scales
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Debbie Collins, NatCen Social Research

9:05 AM

An Exploratory Study on Post-Survey Scale Evaluation
Zhigang Wang, Defence Research and Development Canada

9:23 AM

In Which Direction Do You Think This Scale Should Go? The Effect of Assumed Scale Direction on Survey Responses
Jingwei Hu, University of Maryland

9:41 AM

The Use of Labels on Showcards with Many Response Options: An Explorative Study Using ESS Data
Salima Douhou, City University London

9:59 AM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
Promenade Upper

PS3 - Saturday Poster Session, Part 1
E-Poster Presentation

Survey Focus: A New Procedure Defining Response Time Outliers in Web Surveys
Jan Karem Höhne, University of Göttingen

Assessing Knowledge and Attitude on Usage of Software for Questionnaire Designing and Data Coding Among Final Year Science Students at Chancellor College, University of Malawi

View Presentation Moses Chicco Aron, Ungweru Organization

Broad Empathetic Allocation Over Commendables, Hindrances, and Effort Direction (BEACHED)
Frank Joseph Matejcik, South Dakota School of Mines

Measuring Stress: Adequacy of a Single Scaled Response---A Comparison of a Single 10-Point Measure vs. Cohen's Perceived Stress Score
Aimee Vella Ripley, Nielsen

Measurement of Wildlife Value Orientations Among Diverse Audiences: A Multi-Group Confirmatory Factor Analysis Among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Communities

View Presentation Loren Chase Dean Chase, Arizona Game and Fish Department

Measuring Child Disability Cross-Nationally: Development and Validation Process of the “UNICEF-WG Module on Child Functioning”

View Presentation Elena De Palma, Washington Disability Group

Sat, Nov 12, 11:00 AM - 12:25 PM
Regency Ballroom-Monroe

CS32 (Invited) - Understanding Interviewer-Respondent Interaction in Survey Interviews to Improve Questionnaire Design
Invited Presentations

Chair(s): Aaron Maitland, CDC

11:05 AM

Helping Respondents to Format Their Answers: a Question Wording Experiment in a Telephone Survey

View Presentation Yfke Pieternel Ongena, University of Groningen

11:30 AM

Optimizing Survey Items by Studying Effects of Interviewer Deviations in Question Reading
Marieke Haan, Utrecht University

11:55 AM

Behavior Coding on a Budget: An Efficient and Informative Multi-Method Interviewer-Respondent Interaction Observation System for Question Pretesting, Design, and Evaluation
Matt Jans, UCLA Center for Health Policy Research

12:20 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 11:00 AM - 12:25 PM
Hibiscus A

CS33 (Invited) - Managing and Learning from Iterative, Multi-Method Pretesting
Invited Presentations

Chair(s): Carol Cosenza, University of Massachusetts

11:05 AM

Best Practices in Managing Large-Scale Qualitative Research Projects

View Presentation Martha Stapleton, Westat

11:23 AM

The Questionnaire Testing Bento Box: Results from Multi-Method Questionnaire Testing for the 2017 Census of Agriculture

View Presentation Jaki McCarthy, USDA/NASS

11:41 AM

Messages for Gaining Respondent Cooperation in Multiple Languages

View Presentation Patricia Goerman, U.S. Census Bureau

11:59 AM

Using Iterative, Small-Scale Quantitative and Qualitative Studies: A Review of 15 Years of Research to Redesign a Major Federal Government Survey

View Presentation Joanne Pascale, U.S. Census Bureau

12:17 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 11:00 AM - 12:25 PM
Hibiscus B

CS34 (Contributed) - Questionnaire Design for Crime and Victimization Surveys
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Keith Bolling, TNS BMRB

11:05 AM

Conversely Mixed Mode in the Swedish Crime Survey

View Presentation Sanna Wallin, The Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention

11:20 AM

Designing a Study of Honor-Based Violence (HBV) in the United States

View Presentation Mariel Leonard, University of Mannheim

11:35 AM

Developing a Questionnaire for Respondents Who Don’t Know What They Know

View Presentation Teresa Koenig, Westat

11:50 AM

Three Different Mode of Survey to Collect Data and Women Protection Law
Usman Saeed, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

12:05 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 11:00 AM - 12:25 PM
Orchid AB

CS35 (Contributed) - Questionnaire Design for Disability Surveys
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Amanda Wilmot, Westat

11:05 AM

Development of a Social Adaptive Behavior Test for the Working Context in Young Adults with Mild Developmental or Intellectual Disabilities
Henry Delgado, Colombia National University - Bogotá

11:23 AM

How Does the Way the Construct of Disability Is Measured Affect the Estimates Obtained in Selected National Surveys?

View Presentation Frances M. Chevarley, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

11:41 AM

Measuring Quality of Life in Individuals with Diverse Chronic Conditions
Louise Norman Jespersen, Danish National Institute of Public Health

11:59 AM

Psychometric Evaluation of a New Intake Questionnaire for Visually Impaired Young Adults in the Netherlands: The Participation and Activity Inventory for Young Adults (PAI-YA)
Ellen Elsman, VU University Medical Center

12:17 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 11:00 AM - 12:25 PM
Orchid C

WK5 (Workshop) - Challenges National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) Face When Introducing Web and/or Mixed-Mode Data Collection: Roundtable Discussion
Workshop Presentation

Challenges National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) Face When Introducing Web and/or Mixed-Mode Data Collection: Roundtable Discussion
Karen Blanke, Federal Statistical Office of Germany; Rachel Vis-Visschers, Statistics Netherlands; Victor Balsa, National Statistics Institute of Spain; Peter Mark Betts, Office for National Statistics, UK

Sat, Nov 12, 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM
Regency Ballroom-Flagler

Lunch
QDET2 Hours

Sat, Nov 12, 1:45 PM - 3:10 PM
Regency Ballroom-Monroe

CS36 (Invited) - Assessing Alternative Ways of Collecting Data
Invited Presentations

Chair(s): Lisa Thalji, RTI International

1:50 PM

Designing a Mail Questionnaire for Multiple Household Members

View Presentation Douglas Williams, Westat

2:15 PM

Contrasting Stylized Questions of Sleep with Diary Measures from the American Time Use Survey

View Presentation Polly Phipps, Bureau of Labor Statistics

2:40 PM

A Comparison of Fully Labeled and Top-Labeled Grid Question Formats

View Presentation Jolene D Smyth, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

3:05 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 1:45 PM - 3:10 PM
Hibiscus A

CS37 (Contributed) - Questionnaire Design for Establishment Surveys
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Amy E Anderson Riemer, U.S. Census Bureau

1:50 PM

Intelligent Validation in Online Questionnaires, Including Establishment-Specific Prefill of Known Information for Cross Validation

View Presentation Pia Thomsen, Statistics Denmark

2:08 PM

A Systematic and Standardized Burden Measurement System for Business Surveys

View Presentation Manuela Murgia, ISTAT

2:26 PM

An Experiential Account of Using Cognitive Interviewing Techniques Within a Repeated Measures Design in the Development of ONS Suite of Questionnaires Measuring the Service Sector in the UK
Gentiana D. Roarson, Office for National Statistics

2:44 PM

Qualitative Framework for Iterative Development of NCSES’s Microbusiness Survey

View Presentation Jennifer Lynn Crafts, Westat

3:02 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 1:45 PM - 3:10 PM
Hibiscus B

CS38 (Contributed) - Tracking Data Processing Error
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Jennifer Childs, U.S. Census Bureau

1:50 PM

Streamlining the Edit Review Process: Using Programming to Reduce Time Costs

View Presentation Richard Allan Windle, Federal Reserve Board

2:08 PM

Optimizing Test Data for Longitudinal Studies
Catherine Elizabeth Billington, Westat

2:26 PM

Quality Control Measures in Data Cleaning
Josefina Venegas Almeda, University of the Philippines

2:44 PM

Screen Size vs. Interface vs. Double-Entry: Combinations That Yield Low Error Rates When Entering Dates on Touchscreen Devices

View Presentation Dale Rhoda, Biostat Global Consulting

3:02 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 1:45 PM - 3:10 PM
Orchid AB

CS39 (Contributed) - Development and Testing of Item Wording
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Tim Hanson, TNS BMRB

1:50 PM

An Exploration of How Survey Questions Asking About Behavior Prompt Respondents to Categorize Themselves

View Presentation Stephanie Willson, National Center for Health Statistics

2:05 PM

Does Adding 'Your Best Estimate Is Fine' Affect Data Quality?
Jerry P Timbrook, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

2:20 PM

What Drives Straightlining, Respondent, or Grid Characteristics?

View Presentation Florian Keusch, University of Mannheim

2:35 PM

Combining Pretest Methods to Investigate Comprehension Problems in Attitude Questions: Evidence from Voting Advice Applications

View Presentation Bregje Holleman, Utrecht University, UiL OTS

2:50 PM

Aggregating Survey Questions of Hierarchical Topics: Assessing the Trade-Off Between Accuracy and Burden Through Cognitive Interviewing

View Presentation Rachel Tesler, Westat

3:05 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 1:45 PM - 3:10 PM
Orchid C

WK6 (Workshop) - Eye Tracking Demo
Workshop Presentation

Eye-Tracking Demo
Erica L Olmsted Hawala, U.S. Census Bureau; Elizabeth Nichols, U.S. Census Bureau

Sat, Nov 12, 3:15 PM - 3:55 PM
Promenade Upper

PS3 - Saturday Poster Session, Part 2
E-Poster Presentation

A continuation of the morning poster session, allowing time for more in-depth conversations and examinations of the posters from earlier in the day.

Sat, Nov 12, 4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
Regency Ballroom-Monroe

CS40 (Contributed) - Pretesting with Special Populations
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Eileen M. O’Brien, U.S. EIA

4:05 PM

Parent-Proxy Versus Teen Self-Report: Methods and Results
Meredith Massey, National Center for Health Statistics

4:23 PM

Using Focus Group and Cognitive Interview Methods to Develop a Tribal Enrollment Question for American Indians and Alaska Natives

View Presentation Rodney Lamar Terry, U.S. Census Bureau

4:41 PM

Questionnaire Length and Response Rates: A Nationwide Experiment Across Three Modes of Administration

View Presentation Rene Bautista, NORC at the University of Chicago

5:17 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
Hibiscus A

CS41 (Contributed) - Design Trade-Offs
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Vivian Kendrick, National Agricultural Statistics Service

4:05 PM

Managing Questionnaire Development for a National HIV Surveillance Survey, Medical Monitoring Project

View Presentation Jennifer L Fagan, CDC

4:20 PM

From First-Generation Web Business Survey Questionnaires to User-Centered Development

View Presentation Petri Tapani Godenhjelm, Statistics Finland

4:35 PM

Balancing Utility and Confidentiality in Designing Survey Data Collection and Reporting System

View Presentation Yan Wang, American Institutes for Research

4:50 PM

Survey Package Design and Response Rates in an Outdoor Recreation Study

View Presentation Jessica Behm, Westat

5:05 PM

The Effects of Prelisted Items in Business Survey Questionnaire Tables

View Presentation Rachel Elyssa Sloan, National Agricultural Statistics Service

5:20 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
Hibiscus B

CS42 (Contributed) - Challenges in Measurement
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Dave Lawrence, Statistics Canada

4:05 PM

Development of a Pesticide Log: Design and Testing of a Three-Month Diary of Infrequent Behavior

View Presentation Jocelyn Newsome, Westat

4:20 PM

Measures of Sleep: Methodologies, Potential Measurement Error, and New Measurement Techniques

View Presentation Heidi Guyer, University of Michigan

4:35 PM

A Comparison of Quantitative and Qualitative Methods to Measure Wildlife Value Orientations Among Diverse Audiences: A Case Study of Latinos in the American Southwest

View Presentation Loren Chase Dean Chase, Arizona Game and Fish Department

4:50 PM

Survey Questionnaires and Graphs

View Presentation Ioana Schiopu Kratina, University of Ottawa

5:05 PM

Development of an Abbreviated and Statistically Robust Instrument Using Exploratory Factor Analysis: Example from Neurology Research

View Presentation Jay Mandrekar, Mayo Clinic

5:20 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
Orchid AB

CS43 (Contributed) - Statistical Methods to Assess Data Quality
Contributed Presentations

Chair(s): Philip S. Brenner, University of Massachusetts Boston

4:05 PM

Geographically Weighted Item Response Theory (IRT) for Detection of Spatially Varying Item Functionality
Samantha Elizabeth Robinson, University of Arkansas

4:20 PM

A CUB Model Strategy to Select Anchoring Vignettes

View Presentation Omar Paccagnella, University of Padua

4:35 PM

Predicting Clinical Outcomes Related to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention in Primary Care Using the TRANSIT Indicators

View Presentation Cynthia Khanji, University of Montreal

4:50 PM

Floor Discussion

Sat, Nov 12, 4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
Orchid C

WK7 (Workshop) - Inclusive Surveys: Convert Digital Surveys Usable for People with Different Abilities
Workshop Presentation

Inclusive Surveys: Convert Digital Surveys Usable for People with Different Abilities
Rajesh Kalidindi, Microsoft

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