Presentations 

March 9 - March 10, 2023

Steering Committee: Arie Kapteyn, Marco Angrisani, Jill Darling, Francisco Perez-Arce, USC Center for Economic and Social Research; and Angela Fontes, Financial Health Network.

All times are in Eastern Standard Time

Day 1

Thursday, March 9, 2023
8:00 am

Breakfast and Registration 
9:00 am

Welcome Address by Arie Kapteyn (USC Center for Economic and Social Research)

SESSION 1

9:15 am

Probability-Based Panel Challenges: Exploring Panel Experiences 

Session Chair: Angela Fontes (Financial Health Network)
 

Kyla Thomas (USC Center for Economic and Social Research)

LABarometer: Promises and Pitfalls of a Local Survey Panel

Presentation
 

Marcin Hitczenko  (Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta)

Sample Bias Related to Household Role

Presentation
 

Joke Depraetere (Ipsos)

All for One: Conceptual framework, Cross-cultural Differences, and Approach for the Unified European KnowledgePanel

Presentation
 

Frank Graves (EKOS Research Associates Inc.)

Evolving Challenges and Solutions to A Canadian Probability Panel: Probit 

Presentation

SESSION 2

10:30 am

Advances in Design, Operation, and Analysis for Real Time Surveys

Session Chair: Jonaki Bose (National Center for Health Statistics, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
 

Paul Scanlon (National Center for Health Statistics)

Data Collection and Research Using the Research and Development Survey (RANDS)

Presentation
 

Yulei he (National Center for Health Statistics)

Applying Calibration Weighting to Real Time Surveys: Some Lessons Learned from the Research and Development Survey (RANDS)

Presentation | Paper
 

Guoyi Zhang (National Center for Health Statistics)

A general procedure for evaluating models and Ensemble Support Vector Regression

Presentation
 

Stephen Blumberg (National Center for Health Statistics)

Leveraging Commercial Online Survey Panels for Timely and Actionable Health Statistics

Presentation

Lunch

KEYNOTE

Brady T. West (Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)

Moving from a national probability-based push-to-web survey to an online probability-based panel: What are the issues?

Session Chair: Arie Kapteyn (USC Center for Economic and Social Research)

Presentation

SESSION 3

1:30 pm

Panel Recruitment and Composition: Target Sampling and Approach Variation

Session Chair: Jill Darling (USC Center for Economic and Social Research)
 

Chintan Turakhia (SSRS)

Improving Response Rates and Sample Representativeness via a multimode design for a Statewide Survey 

Presentation
 

Ipek Bilgen (NORC at the University of Chicago)

The impact of using personalized solicitation on response rates and composition during mail contact when recruiting to a probability-based panel

Presentation
 

Jon Krosnick (Stanford University)

The Quality of Data Obtained from River Sampling Online Surveys

Presentation
 

Frances Barlas (Ipsos)

Recruiting Latino Households - Geographic and Modeled Targeting with Address Based Samples

Presentation
2:50 pm

Break 

SESSION 4

3:00 pm

Human Needs: Food, Shelter, and Health

Session Chair: David Rogofsky, Social Security Administration
 

Katherine Carman (RAND Corporation)

Nice Work if You Can Get It: Willingness to Pay to Avoid Burnout

Presentation
 

Michelle S. Livings (University of Southern California)

Under-reporting of food insecurity in surveys that ask participants to recall the past year versus the past week

Presentation
 

Andrew Parker (RAND Corporation)

A shock to the system: Using panel survey data to understand how COVID-19 changed long-term influenza vaccination trajectories

Presentation | Paper

SESSION 5

4:00 pm

Growing Pains:  Challenges in Probability-based Samples

Session Chair:  Katherine Carman (RAND Corporation)
 

Angelica Phillips (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

Who Owns Smartphones? An Assessment of Smartphone Coverage of the U.S. Population Over Time

Presentation
 

Randall K. Thomas (Ipsos Public Affairs)

Cleanliness and Goodliness: Data Cleaning Effects on Bias and Covariance in Probability-based Samples

Presentation
 

Sam Slamowicz / Darren Panney (The Social Research Centre, Melbourne, Australia)

Investigating Panel Conditioning Effects in the Life in Australia(TM) Panel 

Presentation
 

Jennifer Hunter Childs (U.S. Census Bureau)

Testing Methods for a Probability-Based, Nationally-Representative Survey Panel for Federal Use 

Presentation

5:15 pm

Reception, sponsored by the FINRA Foundation

 

Day 2

Friday, March 10, 2023
8:00 am

Breakfast and Registration 
9:00 am

Brief Introduction

SESSION 6

9:10 am

Economics: Household Expenditure and Labor Market Outcomes 

Session Chair: Marco Angrisani (USC Center for Economic and Social Research)
 

Scott Schuh (West Virginia University)

New Evidence on Consumption and Income Dynamics from a Consumer Payment Diary

Presentation
 

Wilbert van der Klaauw (New York Fed)

Perceptions of Earnings Growth and Employment Risk

Presentation
 

Andrew Warren (Financial Health Network)

Using Linked Survey and Transactional Data to Understand Gas Purchasing Behavior

Presentation

SESSION 7

10:15 am

Passive Data Collection and Data Sharing (I)

Session Chair: Michael Link (Ipsos)
 

Nicholas Biddle (Australian National University)

Measuring the impact of national-level data breaches on attitudes to data privacy using a probability-based online panel

Presentation
 

Marco Angrisani (USC Center for Economic and Social Research)

Collection of Electronic Financial Records in a Population-Representative Panel

Presentation 
 

Alexandra M. Brown Breslin  (Joint Program in Survey Methodology)

An Analysis of Nonparticipation to a Passive Data Collection of Financial Transactions

Presentation

Break 

SESSION 8

11: 30 am

Passive Data Collection and Data Sharing (II)

Session Chair: Francisco Perez-Arce (USC Center for Economic and Social Research)
 

Ritika Chaturvedi (USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics)

Collecting Person-Generated Health Data in a Population-Representative Panel

Presentation
 

Henning Silber (GESIS - Leibinz Institute for the Social Sciences)

A vignette study on acceptability norms and personal willingness to share digital trace data

Presentation
 

Anna Lethborg (The Social Research Centre, Melbourne, Australia)

Probability-Based Panel Performance Compared to Other Survey Modes: More Evidence from Australia

Presentation | Updated PowerPoint
12:30 pm

Lunch

SESSION 9

1:30 pm

Survey Data Analysis: No data is perfect, all data is valuable

Session Chair: Andrew Parker (RAND Corporation)
 

Necati Celik / Kenna Cepa (Financial Health Network)

Once Financially Unhealthy, Always Financially Unhealthy? Evidence from a 5-year UAS Panel Survey

Presentation | Paper
 

Mansour Fahimi (Marketing Systems Group (MSG))

Reliable Inferences from Imperfect Data

Presentation
 

Matthias Schonlau (University of Waterloo)

Automated classification for open-ended questions with BERT

Presentation | Paper

SESSION 10

2:30 pm

Individuals' Attitudes and Perceptions

Session Chair: Tania Gutsche (USC Center for Economic and Social Research)
 

Andrew C. Ward (The Social Research Centre, Melbourne, Australia)

Combining online survey data and area-level external data to create local estimates of social attitudes in Australia

Presentation
 

JoNell Strough (West Virginia University)

Age differences in psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic: March 2020 to June 2021

Presentation
 

Samer Atshan (Pardee RAND Graduate School)

Using longitudinal survey data to account for risk perceptions in population- and individual-level epidemiological COVID-19 models

Presentation
3:30 pm

Closing Remarks

Conference Organizers:  Tania Gutsche, Pamela Tyler, and Tarra Kohli

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