Which survey mode generally produces the least social desirability bias?, Face-to-face interview, Telephone interview, Self-administered (Paper, tablet) (paper/online), Focus group, What is coverage error?, When questions are poorly worded, When some population members cannot be reached by the survey, When interviewers make recording mistakes, When respondents lie, Which population group are MOST likely to own a mobile phone in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs)?, Young rural women, Urban literate men, Elderly rural women, Young rural men, Phone sharing is MOST common among:, Wealthy urban households in LMICs, Poor and rural communities in LMICs, University students globally, Elderly Europeans, An NGO phone survey in Nigeria estimates contraceptive prevalence at 28%. Self-administered paper estimate: 17%. The phone estimate is HIGHER because of:, Social desirability bias, Overrepresentation of urban, educated, wealthier women in phone survey, Preference falsification, Acquiescence bias, Country A: penetration 78, coverage 71%. Country B: penetration 95, coverage 55%. Which country is better for a phone survey?, Country B, Country A, Both, Neither, Proxy-covered respondents are those who...?, People who own phones, People who share a SIM card with someone, People who don’t own a personal phone but live with a household member who does, People with zero phones, Including proxy-covered individuals in a phone survey sample improves representativeness because:, They are identical to phone owners, They resemble the not-covered population more than phone owners, They are more likely to be older, male, and urban, They are more likely to be elderly and retired, What is the maximum phone-reachable population in a country where 55.5% are not covered, 15.7 are proxy covered, and 28.7 are directly covered?, 55.5%, 44.4%, 28.7%, 100%, Proxy coverage is most effective precisely where..., Phone coverage is lowest, Phone coverage is highest, Internet access is universal, Phone ownership is high, What is an example of a mixed-mode approach for asking sensitive questions?, Using online surveys for all questions, Conducting the interview face to face for complex questions, then switching to a tablet self-admninistered questions for sensitive questions, Offering respondents a choice between phone and web, Using phone for sensitive questions and face-to-face for all others, Respondents report 3 points higher employment when asked face-to-face than when using a tablet (self-administered). This is an example of:, Mode selection effect, Mode measurement effect, Acquiescence bias, Preference falsification, The GESIS Panel (Germany) offers web + paper mail. Internet penetration is 96%. The paper option exists to:, Reduce costs, Include the 4% without internet, Reduce measurement error, Reduce random error, If the same person gives different answers in different modes, this is an example of..., Selection mode effects, Measurement mode effects, Coverage error, Nonresponse bias

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