PROGRAM
February 26 – February 27, 2020
Steering Committee: Arie Kapteyn, Lila Rabinovich, Joanne Yoong, Jill Darling, Marco Angrisani, University of Southern California and Marcel Das, Tilburg University
Location: George Washington University (Elliott School of International Affairs – City View Room) 1957 E Street NW Washington, DC 20052.
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DAY 1 |
Building and Using Online Panels |
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Registration and Continental Breakfast |
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| 9 AM |
Welcome Address by Arie Kapteyn (CESR)Presentation | |
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SESSION 1 9:15 AM |
The Value and Challenges of Online Probability PanelsSession Chair: Marcel Das (CentERdata, Tilburg University) |
| Courtney Kennedy (Pew Research)
Comparing Probability Panels to Opt-in Sources in Security and Data Quality |
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| Frank Graves (EKOS Research Associates Inc.)
Evolving Challenges and Solutions in Developing Scientifically Accurate Probability Panels: The Canadian Experience with the Probit Panel (Canada PROBIT) |
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SESSION 2 10 AM |
Recruiting and RetentionSession Chair: Jill Darling (UAS) |
| Sarah Dumas (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene)
Assessing the potential for self-selection bias among respondents recruited for a probability-based panel of New York City adults |
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| Ipek Bilgen (NORC at the University of Chicago)
Examination of Recruitment Mailing Design Decisions for a Probability-based Research Panel (AmeriSpeak) |
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| Katherine Carman (RAND)
The Impact of Numeracy on Internet Panel Retention |
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Break |
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SESSION 3 11:30 AM |
Evaluating and Managing BiasSession Chair: Marco Angrisani (CESR) |
| Jonathan Best (SSRS)
Response Patterns in Probability-Based Web Panels |
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| Mansour Fahimi (Ipsos)
Recruitment-Level Nonresponse Bias Analysis for Online Panel (KnowledgePanel) |
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| Jenny Marlar (GALLUP)
Overcoming Coverage Bias in Online Probability-Based Panels |
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LUNCH KEYNOTE 12:30 PM |
Annette Jäckle: Using mobile apps for data collection: 10 things we’ve learnt from experimental testing on the Understanding Society Innovation PanelSession Chair: Arie Kapteyn (CESR) |
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SESSION 4 2 PM |
New Data Collection – Promise and PitfallsSession Chair: Marcin Hitczenko (Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta) |
| Marcel Das (CentERdata, Tilburg University)
Innovation in online data collection for scientific research: The Dutch LISS panel |
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| Arie Kapteyn (CESR)
Does Feedback from Activity Trackers influence Physical Activity? Evidence from a Randomized Controlled Trial |
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SESSION 5 2:45 PM |
Enabling Mixed MethodsSession Chair: Lila Rabinovich (CESR) |
| Andrew Parker (RAND)
Mixed Qualitative-Quantitative Methods Using Online Panels to Understand Never, Sometimes, and Always Flu Vaccinators |
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| Matthias Schonlau (University of Waterloo)
Automatic Coding of Text Answers to Open-ended Questions: Should you Double Code the Training Data? |
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| 3:30 PM |
Break |
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SESSION 6 4:00 PM |
Interdisciplinary ResearchSession Chair: Jeremy Burke (CESR) |
| Gema Zamarro (University of Arkansas)
Coordination, Personality, and Cognitive Ability: Evidence from a Nationally Representative Internet Panel |
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| JoNell Strough (West Virginia University)
Societal Norms and Risk Aversion in Medical Treatment Decisions |
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| 4:45 PM |
Closing Remarks for Day 1 |
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Reception |
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DAY 2 |
Online Panels in Policy and Practice: Financial Decision Making |
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Registration and Continental Breakfast |
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| 9 AM |
Welcome Address by Arie Kapteyn (CESR) |
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SESSION 7 9:15 AM |
New Approaches to Observational DataSession Chair: Marco Angrisani (CESR) |
| Necati Celik (Financial Health Network)
Linked Survey and Transactional Data for Financial Health Measurement: Findings from Small-Scale Research Pilot |
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| Heng Chen (Bank of Canada)
Combining Modes and Multi-Frames for Estimation in Two Canadian Payment Studies |
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SESSION 8 10 AM |
Experimental Approaches to Understanding BehaviorSession Chair: Andrew Parker (RAND) |
| Wändi Bruine de Bruin (USC)
Effect of mortality salience on charitable donations: Evidence from a national sample |
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| Arie Kapteyn (CESR)
Behavioral Impediments to Valuing Annuities: Complexity and Choice Bracketing |
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Break |
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SESSION 9 11:15 AM |
Understanding Financial Literacy and Financial EducationSession Chair: Tania Gutsche (CESR) |
| Annamaria Lusardi (GFLEC)
The Stability and Predictive Power of Financial Literacy: Evidence from Longitudinal Data |
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| Jeremy Burke (CESR)
Can Online Educational Interventions Reduce Susceptibility to Financial Fraud? |
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SESSION 10 12 PM |
Informing Evidence-based PolicySession Chair: Jude Soundararajan (SSA) |
| Patricia Delafuente (UMBC)
Social Security Administration – Understanding Impact of Technology on Preferences of Receiving the Social Security Statement |
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| Francisco Perez-Arce (CESR)
What Difference Can Three Words Make? The Impact of Social Security Terminology on Retirement |
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Closing Remarks |
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Lunch |
Conference Organizers: Kristin Burnell (GFLEC), Tania Gutsche, Tarra Kohli, Lila Rabinovich, Pam Tyler, and Joanne Yoong