State-Dependence Effects in Surveys
Abstract
In recent years academic research has focused on understanding and modeling the survey response process. This paper examines an understudied systematic response tendency in surveys: the extent to which observed responses are subject to state dependence, i.e., response carryover from one item to another independent of specific item content. We develop a statistical model that simultaneously accounts for state dependence, item content, and scale...
Paper Details
Title
State-Dependence Effects in Surveys
Published Date
Sep 1, 2012
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
5
Pages
838 - 854
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