使用人口普查规划数据库生成自我管理邮件调查的差异预期收益率

IF 1.1 3区社会学 Q2 ANTHROPOLOGY Field Methods Pub Date : 2022-02-13 DOI:10.1177/1525822X221074764

Taylor Lewis, Joseph McMichael

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预期收益率对调查的数据收集计划至关重要，因为它们为满足调查目标提供了必要的样本量。考虑到自我管理邮件调查的总体预期收益率，本短片描述了一种使用人口普查规划数据库将差异收益率分配给研究区域内较低级别地区的简单方法。

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Using the Census Planning Database to Generate Differential Expected Yield Rates to Self-administered Mail Surveys

Expected yield rates are essential to a survey’s data collection plan, as they inform requisite sample sizes to meet the survey’s objectives. Given an overall expected yield rate for a self-administered mail survey, this short take describes a simple method for using the Census Planning Database to assign differential yield rates to lower-level geographies within the study area.

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