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Estimation of response errors in complex sample surveys
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Fahmi, Fidan Mahmut
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In this thesis, simple and correlated response errors are investigated. The optimum interviewer allocation settings has been investigated by using different experimental design models (Nested design, Nested and factorial factors design and Split plot design). The proposed designs considers several stages of an interactive process. Several linear and multiplicative models have been used to explain the factors effecting nonsampling errors. This naturally includes response error models. The response error models are generally evaluated as simple response errors, and some other proposals are used to evaluate them as correlated response errors. Correlated response errors, naturally takes the interaction between the interviewer and the respondent into account. In this study, after an exhaustive literature review, the interviewer fieldwork allocation techniques are investigated by the proposed experimental design models to study the sources of error. The pilot survey and main survey results are presented in detail.
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Correlation (Statistics).
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Sampling (Statistics).
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Random data (Statistics).
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Social surveys
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F. M. Fahmi, “Estimation of response errors in complex sample surveys,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2013.