Telephone surveys are increasingly introducing a web option, but limited experimental research has explored the implications of such design changes and how they vary by question characteristics. @Mengyao_hu and Vicki A. Freedman et al present tomorrow at #AAPOR24 .

🌈🌟Congratulations to Mike Mueller-Smith Mike Mueller-Smith 🏳️‍🌈 U-M Economics UM Population Studies Center on receiving tenure and to the entire team at CJARS whose accomplishments will change the world. 🌎

Recent research with implications for policy and land management is the first to measure the effect of lands in the U.S. National Park System on house prices. #ISRNextGeneration UM Population Studies Center Marshall M. Weinberg Fellow Christoph Nolte co-authors:

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At #AAPOR24 tomorrow, Sihle et al investigate differences between self-administered and face-to-face modes in population inferences related to regression coefficients that capture subgroup differences. The study focuses on sensitive health and reproductive measures.

Seeing a LOT of #AAPOR2024 talks that take nonprob samples and simply develop raked weights. Folks, this only works (maybe) if you have an SRS to start with and the raking variables are informative. Opt-in samples are not simple random samples. There is now a decade of … 1/2

Jenn Agiesta, @aapor’s excellent president and the director of polling @cnn, talks about how important the work of AAPOR is as the next presidential election approaches. A great time to revisit AAPOR’s vision and mission! #AAPOR24

Modern predictive modeling tools such as random forests have become ubiquitous, but an important potential flaw in the widespread application of these methods requires research attention. Brady West et al UM Population Studies Center UM SRC present tomorrow at #AAPOR24 .

The new sweatshirts are in at U-M ISR. #DataNerdCore #isr75 Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics U-M ISRcps @rcgd_isr UM Population Studies Center UM SRC ICPSR #GoBlue #twinsies 💙💛

Detroit’s census lawsuit could have big ramifications for the city — and beyond  outliermedia.org/detroit-census… via Outlier Media University of Michigan Poverty Solutions #UmichDetroit

Attending #AAPOR24 ? Don't miss these talks by #sbeccc co-investigator Brady West: myumi.ch/Dr6XM

Thank you KidsData (We're @KidsData on ALL the platforms) for highlighting our new report!!

ICYMI: Watch Analisa Packham's final UM Population Studies Center brown bag presentation on the effects of expanding contraceptive options, based on a state initiative in Virginia. The brown bag series will resume in the fall! youtube.com/watch?v=EqlwDV…

Raymond De Vries (Raymond De Vries) is professor emeritus in the Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine at Michigan Medicine and is a professor emeritus in the Department of Learning Health Sciences, the Department of Sociology, and the Department of Obstetrics and

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My workshop 'Location Intelligence with #rstats and Mapbox' is only two days away!

Learn all about geocoding, isochrones, and travel-time analytics, and apply these skills in two mini-projects.

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Are the effects of including a “something else” response option for survey questions about sexual identity moderated by state-level protective policies ? @Bradytwest presents Wednesday at #AAPOR24 UM Population Studies Center UM SRC

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Using Health and Retirement Study data, Katherine Michelmore and coauthors from Maxwell School found that every $500 increase in EITC generosity was tied to a decrease of 25 hours of care per month provided to a parent over age 65.

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Key #PAA2024 highlights from PRB! The list includes Katherine Michelmore et al UM Population Studies Center on EITC benefits linked to reduced caregiving for aging parents.

#AAPOR24 afternoon of short courses starts tomorrow at 2:00. Check out James Wagner @[email protected]'s Idea Group: Survey Costs: What do we know and what can we measure? myumi.ch/zXZ6n