AAPOR Conference 2024
The AAPOR Annual Conference is the premier forum for the exchange of advances in public opinion and survey research. The Conference allows attendees to network with colleagues, learn the latest updates and trends in the field and make new connections. The meeting highlights innovative research, short courses and discussion forums for attendees of diverse disciplines from around the world.
Please join Ipsos experts who will be presenting the following papers at the conference. Topics vary from understanding measurement methodology's impact on gun ownership to improving representation in Hispanic samples.
| Presenting Author | Coauthors | Title |
| Jennifer Durow | Randall K. Thomas, Megan A. Hendrich | Count me in!: Toward better measurement of number of adults in the household |
| Jennifer Durow | Randall K. Thomas | All in: Effects of Race-Ethnicity on Community Involvement |
| Katie Furrow | Randall K. Thomas, Megan A. Hendrich | Let Me Think About It: Need for Cognition and Survey Topic Interest |
| Katie Furrow | Randall K. Thomas, Megan A. Hendrich | Can One Stand For Many? Disability and Impairment Measurement Using a Single Item vs. Multiple Items. |
| Megan A. Hendrich | Randall K. Thomas | Lost in a Polar Vortex?: Acquiescence Bias May be an Artifact of Scale Polarity |
| Megan A. Hendrich | Randall K. Thomas | Do You Not Disagree?: Participant Difficulties with Negation in Questionnaire Items |
| Randall K. Thomas | Stephen Immerwahr, Megan A. Hendrich | Dropping in to Drop Points: Improving Representation for People Living in Drop Point Units |
| Kathleen Santos | Randall K. Thomas, Jared Coopersmith, Megan A. Hendrich | Toward an Optimal Weight: Can There Be Too Many Weighting Variables? |
| Kathleen Santos | Randall K. Thomas, Jennifer Durow, Megan A. Hendrich, Jared Coopersmith | ¿Cómo hacerlo un poco mejor?: Improving Representativeness in Hispanic Samples. |
| Randall K. Thomas | Matthew Miller, Deborah Azrael, Megan A Hendrich | Shooting Straight: Understanding How Measurement Methodology Could Impact Gun Ownership Incidence. |
| Randall K. Thomas | Megan A. Hendrich, Mary Noorzai, James Dahlhamer, Katherine Irimata, Paul Scanlon | Reaching a limit: Do non-response efforts in online probability panels reduce bias in national estimates? |
| Randall K. Thomas | Randall K. Thomas | Questionnaire Design Biases in the Era of Probability Panels and Political Polarization |
| Randall K. Thomas | Randall K. Thomas, Chris Jackson | Who are the Independents? Polling Impact of Self-Reported Political "Independents" |
| Xiaolu Yan | Randall K. Thomas, & Jared Coopersmith | Need a Trim?: Effects of Weight Trimming on Bias |
| Xiaolu Yan | Randall K. Thomas | One for All or All for One: Can One Item Suffice For Measurement of Concepts in Sample Surveys? |
| Dina Rezk | Kelly Bell, Poom Nukulkj, Jeff Larrimore (FRB) | Maximizing Consent Rates: Key Findings from the Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking (SHED) |
| Zachary Lewis | Sarah Kahl, Joann Lynch, Jared Coopersmith | Using Online Probability Panels for Federal Statistics: A Case Study for US DOT |
| Rob Petrin | Brittany Alexander, Jim Dahlamer and Katherine Irimata (CDC) | A Comparison of Two Procedures for Combining Mean Estimates from Independent Probability Samples |
| Michael Link | Nick Bertoni | Cracking the Code of Mailbox Guardians: Navigating Mail Assessment Behavior for Successful Contacts |
| Michael Link | Nick Bertoni | Testing Large Language Models to Identify Themes and Sentiment in the Voice of the Respondent: Efficiencies and Cautions |
| Kelly Bell | Sherin Mattappallil, Ruth Young, Sarah Kahl, Jordan Forrest | Efficacy of AI vs Human Coders in Open End Coding for Veterans Day Survey |
| Nick Bertoni | Raleigh Cobb | Self-Serve Panel Maintenance: Using a Chatbot on KnowledgePanel for Panel Members Who Do Not Want Human Interaction |
| Nick Bertoni | None | Reaching the under-reached: Adding One Specific Sentence to a Recruitment Letter to Improve the Sample Composition of those who Respond |
| Charlie Rollason | Brandon Graham and Hannah Wesolowski (NAMI), Mallory Newall; Annaleise Lohr | Equitable Access and Policy: Mental Health Care and Emergency Crisis Responses in the United States |
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