Book

Survey research methods a reader Singer, Eleanor

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What this book knows

Survey data quality depends on how questions are asked, who asks them, and how respondents misreport — methodology shapes what we think we know.

Sex: Present
Work: Absent
Learning: Present
Religion: Absent

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mind-and-cognition

subjects provided numerical definitions of terms used in contexts which varied in frequency — how language frames quantity shapes what respondents report
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Perceived threat acts as a gatekeeper to prevent further questions; if respondents admit to an activity, perceived threat has no effect on level reported
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obedience-and-authority

the black respondent suppresses militancy to white interviewers because he senses — racial power dynamics shape what is disclosed
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the interviewing situation serves primarily to make salient one or the other racial context, introducing potential interviewer bias
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self-and-identity

neither sex nor education seems related to misreporting; no clear pattern emerges for those who misreported voting
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overreporting of turnout appears as a 'bandwagon' effect in support for the winning candidate — respondents reshape recalled behavior toward social acceptability
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Illuminates

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