Interviewer Effects in Subjective Survey Questions : Evidence from Timor-Leste

Interviewer Effects in Subjective Survey Questions : Evidence from Timor-Leste

There is an inherent tension between traditional norms and survey protocols for quantitative data collected in the developing world. Unexpected interactions between the interviewer and respondent can lead to interviewer effects in the data, particularly in the case of subjective or sensitive questio...

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Main Author: Himelein, Kristen
Format: Working Paper
Language:en_US
Published: World Bank Group, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
living standards
methods
communities
rights
court
access to justice
interviews
market research
science
politics
time
research working papers
woman
family
description
income
participation
age
gender
survey methodology
quantitative data
data collection
pornography
information
services
household
social science
effects
youth
incentives
health
sanction
samples
muslim women
size
project
projects
market
corruption
surveys
economics
measures
gender characteristics
regression analysis
head of the family
justice
women’s rights
sex
theory
techniques
genders
evaluation
training
development economics
households
tests
sampling
data quality
feminist
survey data
law
estimates
organizations
statistical analysis
community
indicators
marriage
women
research
methodology
standards
residence
female
modeling
weighting
service
districts
improvement
design
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21647

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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21647

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