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This page contains links to other sites which are of interest to those in the survey research field. These links are organized into categories:
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| Survey-Related Journals and Publications | ||
| International Journal of Public Opinion Research (full text of most recent issue is online; for older issues, article abstracts are available) | American Association for Public Opinion Research | |
| Journal of Official Statistics | American Statistical Association, Survey Research Methods Section | |
| Journal of Statistical Software | Council of American Survey Research Organizations | |
| The Public Perspective (selected articles only) | National Council on Public Polls | |
| Public Opinion Quarterly (index only) | National Network of State Polls | |
| Survey Methodology (policies and rates only) | PEW Research Center for the People and the Press | |
| The Survey Statistician | Survey Research Laboratory, University of Illinois | |
| Proceedings of the Survey Research Methods Section, American Statistical Association (through 2002) | U.S. Census Bureau | |
| Survey Ethics | ZUMA (Centre for Survey Research and Methodology) | |
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| Code of Professional Ethics and Practices (1986) | ||
| Best Practices for Survey and Public Opinion Research (1997) | ||
| Survey Practices AAPOR Condemns (1997) | The Data Archive, University of Essex | |
| European Public Opinion | ||
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General Social Survey | |
| Code of Standards and Ethics for Survey Research (1998) | Institute for Policy Research, University of Cincinnati | |
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Institute for Research in the Social Sciences Data Archive, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | |
| Statement About Internet Polls | Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research Data Archive, University of Michigan Institute for Social Research | |
| Statement on Overnight Polls | Manchester Information and Associated Services | |
| Warning About Push Polls | The Polling Report, "An independent, nonpartisan resource on trends in American public opinion. | |
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The Question Bank | |
| Ethical Guidelines for Statistical Practice (1998) | Roper Center for Public Opinion Research, University of Connecticut | |
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Surveys and Privacy
(1998) |
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Office for Human Research Protections (formerly Office for Protection from Research Risks) |
K-BASE is a public database on statistical data editing. | |
| 45 CFR 46 - Protection of Human Subjects | ||
| Ethical Principles and Guidelines for the Protection of Human Subjects of Research (The Belmont Report) | Choosing the Correct Analysis for Various Survey Designs - UCLA Academic Technology Services | |
| OPRR Guidance on Approving Research Involving Prisoners | PC CARP "is a software package used to analyze survey data. The program can be used to construct estimates and standard errors for totals, means, quantiles, ratios, the difference of ratios, and the entries in two-way tables. Weighted regression equations can also be estimated. The software is designed for multistage stratified samples, and finitecorrection terms can be introduced at two stages." | |
| Survey Research Education Programs | SAS Procedures for Analysis of Sample Survey Data | |
| The Certificate in Public Opinion and Survey Research Program, University of Cincinnati | Software for the Statistical Analysis of Correlated Data (SUDAAN) "is specifically designed to analyze data from complex sample surveys. Multiple design options allow users to analyze data from most of the commonly used stratified, multistage sample designs. Sample members may have been selected with unequal probabilities, and either with or without replacement." | |
| Joint Program in Survey Methodology | ||
| Ph.D. in Political Science with concentration in survey research and public opinion at UConn | ||
| Survey Research and Methodology Master of Science Program, University of Nebraska-Lincoln | Stata, "an integrated statistical package for Windows, Macintosh, and Unix, is designed for research professionals." | |
| Graduate Interdisciplinary Specialization in Survey Research, Center for Survey Research, Ohio State University |
Summary of Survey Analysis Software
"This page is a summary of available software for the analysis of surveys with complex sample designs. Specifically, it includes software that can do variance estimation with such survey data. It does not attempt coverage of the many excellent packages which do not have the particular features required to analyse such data. Information can be viewed by package or comparatively by topic." |
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| WesVar "is a software package developed at Westat that computes estimates and replicate variance estimates from survey data collected using complex sampling and estimation procedures." | ||
| Sampling | Focus Groups | |
| Calculating Response Rates - AAPOR's Standard Definitions: Final Dispositions of Case Codes and Outcome Rates for Surveys (2000); AAPOR Outcome Rate Calculator Version 2.0 to automatically calculate Standard Definitions Outcome Rates (2002). |
What Are Focus Groups?
(1998)
is a pamphlet describing "how and when focus groups are used, what their
results mean, and their advantages and disadvantages." |
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| A Million Random Digits with 100,000 Normal Deviates was published by Rand in 1955. This online version of the book allows visitors to access the complete tables of random digits and normal deviates or view a sample page of each. | ||
| Research Randomizer is a free service which "uses a Javascript random number generator to produce customized sets of random numbers." | ||
| Sample Size for Surveys is one "lecture" part of Supercourse, which "is designed to provide an overview on epidemiology and the Internet for medical and health related students around the world." | ||
| SampleXS "is a sample size calculator for cross-sectional surveys using simple random, systematic, or complex samples." | ||
| Sampling chapter from the Research Methods Knowledge Base, a Web-based textbook that addresses social research methods topics. | ||
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| Comprehensive list of power analysis software for microcomputers, Instituto Nacional de Salud Publica |
Seventh Conference on Health Survey Research Methods
Proceedings.
Was held September 24-27, 1999, in Williamsburg, Virginia. |
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| Power Calculator at UCLA Statistics | ||
| A Review of Statistical Power Analysis Software by L. Thomas and C. J. Krebs | ||
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Last updated October 2, 2003.
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