Background Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) is widely used in health research to
capture individuals' experiences in the flow of daily life. The majority of EMA studies …

Longitudinal transition studies are central to youth research but face particular challenges
owing to panel attrition. While adolescents can be easily reached through institutions, their …

This study investigates the effect of personal income on attitudes towards climate change
risk, considering the mediator of responsibility attribution (RA) for climate change and the …

Employee panel surveys, which are essential for measuring ongoing labor market
developments, are facing significant challenges of respondent recruitment and retention …

Attrition is a frequently observed phenomenon in panel studies. The loss of panel members
over time can hamper the analysis of panel survey data. Based on data from the Survey of …

Most ecological momentary assessment (EMA) studies rely on non-random and
nonprobability sampling approaches, leaving open the possibility that the samples in this …

Received wisdom in survey practice suggests that using web mode in the first wave of a
panel study is not as effective as using interviewers. Based on data from a two-wave mode …

Background: Mental health problems in young people, ie those self-reported as well as
registered diagnoses, have been of concern for decades. For Western societies, most …

This chapter provides a review of theoretical and empirical studies relevant to attitudes
toward climate change risk, income-attitude relationships, and the impact of lifestyles on …

Declining response rates make it harder to justify survey data as adequately representative.
Adjustment weighting is often used to address this problem, but the premise of that approach …