Titlebook: Indirect Questioning in Sample Surveys; Arijit Chaudhuri,Tasos C. Christofides Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 62D05, 62P

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Various Indirect Questioning Techniques,nsitive data from him/her in deriving sensible estimators for population parameters along with estimated measures of their accuracies. This chapter offers a preview of the indirect questioning techniques that will be presented in subsequent chapters in more detail. The broad and rich class of Random

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Randomized Response Techniques to Capture Qualitative Features,ng characteristic. Descriptions of the randomized response procedures of specific techniques are given. In particular details are provided for Warner’s, Simmon’s, Kuk’s, Christofides’, and the Forced Response randomized response techniques. For those techniques, explicit formulae are given for the v

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Quantitative Issues Bearing Stigma: Parameter Estimation,iven. Initially it is assumed that direct responses are available and then the theory is developed in the case when the sensitivity of the data on the quantitative characteristic makes it necessary to implement suitable devices to collect randomized response data. Two different randomized response d

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Protection of Privacy,th stigmatizing characteristics. Indirect questioning techniques are often advertised as methods protecting the privacy of the participants in surveys dealing with stigmatizing or sensitive issues. This is easy for anyone to see. However, different techniques do not necessarily offer the same level

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Various Indirect Questioning Techniques, techniques, the general class of Non Randomized Models which includes techniques where no randomization device is needed and the method of Surveying with Negative Questions where questions are asked in a negative way so that a respondent can provide one of many possible answers.

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