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Press Kit: Census Bureau’s Participation at the 2017 American Association for Public Opinion Research Annual Conference

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Press Kit: Census Bureau’s Participation at the 2017 American Association for Public Opinion Research Annual Conference

May 18, 2017

The 2017 Annual Meeting will be held at the Sheraton New Orleans May 18-21, 2017.

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Join Us at the 2017 Annual American Association for Public Opinion Research Conference

May 18, 2017

Researchers from the U.S. Census Bureau, along with many other survey research professionals across the nation, will present findings at the 72nd annual American Association for Public Opinion Research Conference.

Working Papers and Presentations

Developing Estimates of Sampling Variability for the Planning Database’s Low Response Score [<1.0 MB]
Central and South American Indigenous, American Indian or Hispanic/Latino Respondents? Navigating racial identity categories in U.S. Census Forms [<1.0 MB]
Development of Doorstep Introductory Survey Messages for Use across Languages: New Advancements towards Best Practices [<1.0 MB]
Optimal Response Formatting for Fixed-field Data Items [<1.0 MB]
Experimentation for Developing Evidence-based Guidelines for Mobile Survey Instrument Design [<1.0 MB]
Dropdown Response Options in Mobile Surveys [1.1 MB]
Does Typographic Cueing Improve the Processing of Information from Survey Questions on a Mobile Device? [<1.0 MB]
Designing Response Options for Touch in Mobile Surveys [<1.0 MB]

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Who Are We Most Likely to Reach with Digital Advertising [<1.0 MB]
Simulating Telephone Interview Productivity and Efficiency Based on Early-Round Calling Outcomes: Insights from 2016 American Community Survey Computer-Assisted Telephone Interview Paradata [2.4 MB]
Improvements to the American Community Survey Internet Data Collection Instrument [1.9 MB]
Who is left off household survey rosters, but picked up by probing? [2.0 MB]
Using a Web Portal as a Hub for Respondents in Business Surveys [1.6 MB]

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For more information on the papers and posters to be presented at the conference, including a preliminary program with abstracts and to learn more about Census Bureau researchers, visit our Researcher Profile.