Children in school settings are at risk of contracting food poisoning due to inadequate food
safety practices and safe eating behaviors. This research aimed to develop a valid and …

Surveys face difficult choices in managing cost-error trade-offs. Stopping rules for surveys
have been proposed as a method for managing these trade-offs. A stopping rule will limit …

Responsive survey design (RSD) aims to increase the efficiency of survey data collection via
live monitoring of paradata and the introduction of protocol changes when survey errors and …

Cross-national surveys run the risk of differential survey errors, where data collected vary in
quality from country to country. Responsive and adaptive survey designs (RASDs) have …

Theories have suggested that adaptive survey designs may reduce biases and variances of
survey estimates more so than post-survey adjustment. However, previous research has not …

Rising nonresponse and the increasing costs of conducting surveys are creating pressure
on survey organizations to efficiently allocate resources. The challenge is to produce the …

Response propensity (RP) models are widely used in survey research to analyse response
processes. One application is to predict sample members who are likely to be survey …

Background: Assessing balanced nutrition knowledge and eating behavior among
adolescent girls is important because they affect health and nutritional status, thus it needs …

Data collection staff involved in sampling designs, monitoring and analysis of surveys often
have a good sense of the response rate that can be expected in a survey, even when this …

Adaptive and responsive survey designs rely on estimates of survey data collection
parameters (SDCPs), such as response propensity, to make intervention decisions during …