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Sensitive topics or highly personal questions are often being asked in medical,
psychological and sociological surveys. This paper proposes two new models (namely, the …

In this article, we propose a new partial randomized response technique (RRT) model to
estimate the mean of the number of persons possessing a rare sensitive attribute using the …

Since the Warners randomized response (RR) model to solicit sensitive information was
proposed in 1965, it has been used and extended in a broad range of surveys involving …

Respondents to survey questions involving sensitive information, such as sexual behavior,
illegal drug usage, tax evasion, and income, may refuse to answer the questions or provide …

This paper presents a new randomized response model that combines Kim and Warde's
(2004) stratified Warner's randomized response technique using optimal allocation with the …

We propose a new non‐randomized model for assessing the association of two sensitive
questions with binary outcomes. Under the new model, respondents only need to answer a …

This paper considers the problem of procuring honest responses to estimate the population
mean of sensitive quantitative characteristics. It aims at pointing out that potential difference …

The performance of the sampling strategy used in the Botswana Aids Impact Survey II
(BAISII) has been studied in detail under a randomized response technique. We have …

In this article, we consider the interesting problem of developing minimum sample size
requirements for different randomized response models based on a prior guess at the …