The Problem of Non-Response in Sample Surveys¶
Hansen, M. H., & Hurwitz, W. N. (1946). The Problem of Non-Response in Sample Surveys. Journal of the American Statistical Association, 41(236), 517-529.
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Mechanisms¶
- Nonresponse and Silence Follow-Up
- Its failure mode is nonresponse bias left half-treated: stop the ladder too early, or skip the characterizing subsample, and the reached are silently assumed to represent the unreached — which is exactly the error follow-up exists to prevent, now dressed up as diligence.
This sourceAddresses survey nonresponse by obtaining information from a probability subsample of nonrespondents and weighting it to reduce nonresponse bias.
- Its failure mode is nonresponse bias left half-treated: stop the ladder too early, or skip the characterizing subsample, and the reached are silently assumed to represent the unreached — which is exactly the error follow-up exists to prevent, now dressed up as diligence.
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