Social Statistics Research Event, University of Manchester
This event will be exploring how combining probability and non-probability data can help improve causal inference and population estimate.
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PhD vacancy “Push-to-app: Effective recruitment and retention in smart surveys”
Utrecht University and Statistics Netherlands (CBS) are offering a fully funded 4-year PhD positionto work on a project “Push-to-app: Effective recruitment and retention in smart surveys”.
Understanding mode of interview switching in longitudinal surveys
Understanding how respondents switch modes of interview in a longitudinal study using latent class models. Findings from a panel study.
Summer schools in applied statistics and survey methodology 2022
A complete list of summer schools in statistics and survey methodology in Europe. Learn how to collect and analyse data this summer!
Estimating change in time. Comparing the multilevel model for change with the Latent Growth Model
Learn how the multilevel model for change and the latent growth models are different and when to use each one.
When less is more: improving survey invitations
Learn how to design better invitation letters to increase participation in online surveys. Results from an experiment.
Understanding Measurement Error from a Total Survey Error perspective
We present the MultiTrait MultiError (MTME) approach to estimating multiple types of measurement errors concurrently.
Can mental health be compared across ethnic groups? A test of the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ12)
We summarise results from a recent paper that investigated if mental health can be compared across ethnic groups in UK
Estimating non-linear change with Latent Growth Models in R
Learn how to estimate and visualize nonlinear Latent Growth Models (LGM) using R and real world longitudinal data
Cross-national research using multilevel model in R
Learn how to do cross-national research using multilevel modeling and R. Real world data example with the European Social Survey