There goes the neighborhood effect: bias owing to nondifferential measurement error in the construction of neighborhood contextual measures

SJ Mooney, CA Richards, AG Rundle - Epidemiology, 2014 - journals.lww.com
Background: Multilevel studies of neighborhood effects on health frequently aggregate
individual-level data to create contextual measures. For example, percent of residents living …
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There goes the neighborhood effect: bias owing to nondifferential measurement error in the construction of neighborhood contextual measures

SJ Mooney, CA Richards… - Epidemiology …, 2014 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Multilevel studies of neighborhood effects on health frequently aggregate
individual-level data to create contextual measures. For example, percent of residents living …
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SJ Mooney, CA Richards, AG Rundle - Epidemiology (Cambridge …, 2014 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
BACKGROUND Multilevel studies of neighborhood impacts on health frequently aggregate
individual-level data to create contextual measures. For example, percent of residents living …

There goes the neighborhood effect: bias owing to nondifferential measurement error in the construction of neighborhood contextual measures.

SJ Mooney, CA Richards, AG Rundle - Epidemiology (Cambridge …, 2014 - europepmc.org
Background Multilevel studies of neighborhood effects on health frequently aggregate
individual-level data to create contextual measures. For example, percent of residents living …

There Goes the Neighborhood Effect: Bias Owing to Nondifferential Measurement Error in the Construction of Neighborhood Contextual Measures

SJ Mooney, CA Richards, AG Rundle - Epidemiology, 2014 - JSTOR
Background: Multilevel studies of neighborhood effects on health frequently aggregate
individual-level data to create contextual measures. For example, percent of residents living …

There goes the neighborhood effect: bias owing to nondifferential measurement error in the construction of neighborhood contextual measures.

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Background: Multilevel studies of neighborhood effects on health frequently aggregate
individual-level data to create contextual measures. For example, percent of residents living …

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