The 2009 Morris Hansen lecture: the care, feeding and training of survey statisticians
Sharon L. Lohr
págs. 395-409
Discussion
Dosing Jang
págs. 411-414
James M. Lepkowski
págs. 417-420
David Morganstein
págs. 421-425
The role of the joint program in survey methodology in training U.S. federal statisticians
Richard Valliant, Roger Tourangeau, Janice Lent
págs. 427-441
Statistical careers in United States government science agencies
Nell Sedransk
págs. 443-453
Recruitment, training and retention of statisticians in the U.S. Federal Statistical agencies
Clyde Tucker
págs. 455-464
Contact strategies to improve participation via the web in a mixed-mode mail and web survey
Anders Holmberg, Boris Lorenc, Peter Werner
págs. 465-480
Comparison of verbal behaviors between calendar and standardized conventional questionnaires
Ipek Bilgen, Robert F. Belli
págs. 481-505
Using audio computer-assisted self-interviewing and interactive voice response to measure elder Mistreatment in older adults: feasibility and effects on prevalence estimates
Scott R. Beach, Richard Schulz, Howard B. Degenholtz, Nicholas G Castle, Jules Rosen
págs. 507-533
Bilingual questionnaire evaluation and development through mixed pretesting methods: the case of the U.S. census Nonresponse Followup instrument
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págs. 535-557
Using XBRL in a statistical context. The case of the Dutch Taxonomy Project
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págs. 559-575
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