Mixed-mode surveys, in which different respondents complete the survey by different modes, become increasingly popular. That said, such surveys may lead to a confounding of two forms of mode effects, ...
a continuous variable; it occurs also for discrete variables. For exam-ple, in a household composition study we may wish to investigate the distribution of the number of children in a household. This ...
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