I. THE MISSING, THE HOMELESS, AND THE VICTIM: COUNTING THE HARD TO COUNT
Chair: HELENA CHMURA KRAEMER, Stanford University
Estimating the Number of Homeless in Chicago
- PETER H. ROSSI, University of Massachusetts at Amherst ............... 1
Surveillance and Monitoring
of Human Rights Violations - JOSE QUIROGA, MARIA VICTORIA ZUNZUNEGUI,
RANDY B. REITER, ANA DEUTSCH, University of California, Berkeley ...............
8
Estimating the Size of an Average
Personal Network and of an Event Subpopulation: Some Empirical Results
- H. RUSSELL BERNARD, University of Florida; EUGENE C. JOHNSEN, University
of California; PETER D. KILLWORTH, Hooke Institute, Oxford; SCOTT ROBINSON,
Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico ............... 17
Discussion - EUGENE P. ERICKSEN, Temple University ............... 26
Reconciling Flow-of-Funds and
Survey-Based Measures of Household Wealth - ROBERT B. AVERY, GREGORY E.
ELLIEHAUSEN, ARTHUR B. KENNICKELL, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
System ............... 28
Household Income and Wealth:
Sample Design and Estimation for the 1983 Survey of Consumer Finances
- STEVEN G. HEERINGA, RICHARD T. CURTIN, University of Michigan ...............
38
Piecing Together Personal Wealth
Distributions - FRITZ SCHEUREN, JANET McCUBBIN, Internal Revenue Service
............... 46
When Random Assignment Fails:
Some Lessons from the Minneapolis Spouse Abuse Experiment - RICHARD A.
BERK, GORDON K. SMYTH, University of California, Santa Barbara; LAWRENCE W.
SHERMAN, University of Maryland ............... 57
Random Assignment: Practical
Considerations from Field Experiments - FRANKLYN W. DUNFORD, University
of Colorado ............... 64
Discussion - MICHAEL L. DENNIS, Northwestern
University ............... 70
Laspeyres Price Index Estimation
Under an Autoregressive Model - RICHARD VALLIANT, U.S. Bureau of Labor
Statistics ............... 73
Time Series Methods for Survey
Estimation - WILLIAM R. BELL, U.S. Bureau of the Census; STEVEN C. HILLMER,
University of Kansas ............... 83
Application of Time Series Methods
to Ratio Estimation in Repeated Surveys - K.P. SRINATH, B. QUENNEVILLE,
Statistics Canada ............... 93
Tax Compliance Research: Models,
Data and Methods - ANN DRYDEN WITTE, Wellesley College; HELEN TAUCHEN,
University of North Carolina ............... 101
The Role of Randomized Experiments
in Employment and Training Evaluations - REBECCA A. MAYNARD, Mathematica
Policy Research, Incorporated ............... 109
The Experimental Testing of the
Minority Female Single Parent Program - PHOEBE H. COTTINGHAM, AIDA RODIGUEZ,
The Rockefeller Foundation ............... 114
Using Random Assignment to Evaluate
an Ongoing Program: The National JTPA Evaluation - LARRY L. ORR, Abt Associates
Incorporated; HOWARD S. BLOOM, New York University; MICHAEL E. BORUS, Manpower
Demonstration Research Corporation ............... 122
Redesigning the Collection of National
Education Statistics - EMERSON J. ELLIOTT, CHARLES D. COWAN, Center for
Education Statistics ............... 132
Can Reporting on Educational Indicators
Serve as a Catalyst for the Improvement of Educational Achievement? A Visionary
Exploration - PASCAL D. FORGIONE, JR., JOAN B. BARON, Connecticut State
Department of Education ............... 138
Discussion - GEORGE E. HALL,
Baseline Data Corporation ............... 148
I. INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES IN CENSUS & SURVEY IMPLEMENTATION IN DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES
Organizer: KAREN A. STANECKI, U.S. Bureau of the Census
Chair: ROBERT BARTRAM, U.S. Bureau of the Census
Processing Samples from Censuses
in Developing Countries - KAREN A. STANECKI, SUSAN ENEA ADAMCHAK, U.S.
Bureau of the Census ............... 149
Data Edit Error Analysis - DAVID
J. MEGILL, SANDRA ROWLAND, U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 154
The Use of Microcomputers for Census
Processing in Developing Countries - VIVIAN TORO, THOMAS C. MELANEY, U.S.
Bureau of the Census ............... 160
Measuring the Efficiency of Implicit
Stratification in Multistage Sample Surveys - DAVID J. MEGILL, ENRIQUE
E. GOMEZ, U.S. Bureau of the Census; ALFREDO BALMACEDA, MARIO CASTILLO, Ministry
of Agriculture, Peru ............... 166
Health Surveys in Africa: Developing
Standarized Procedures - WANDA KELLY DOUGHERTY, STEVEN C. TOURKIN, U.S.
Bureau of the Census ............... 172
Sample Sizes for Social Experiments
- GEORGE CAVE, Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation ...............
178
A Model-Based Justification for
Survey Weights - CHARLES H. ALEXANDER, U.S. Bureau of the Census ...............
183
Sample Size Determination for Longitudinal
Surveys - EARL BRYANT, Consultant, DAVID R. MORGANSTEIN, Westat, Incorporated
............... 189
Design Optimization with Multiple
Objectives - JAMES R. CHROMY, Research Triangle Institute ...............
194
An Application of Multi-Purpose
Survey Sampling - WILLIAM E. WINKLER, Energy Information Administration
............... 200
Evaluation of Missing Wave Data
from the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) - VICKI J.
HUGGINS, U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 205
Response Errors Around the Seam:
Analysis of Change in a Panel with Overlapping Reference Periods - DANIEL
H. HILL, University of Michigan ............... 210
Examination of Relationships Between
Actual and Reported Changes in the SIPP - LYNN WEIDMAN, U.S. Bureau of
the Census ............... 216
Data Quality of the Survey of Income
and Program Participation - KAREN E. KING, RITA J. PETRONI, RAJENDRA P.
SINGH, U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 221
Respondent Characteristics and Recall
Bias in the Consumer Expenditure Interview Survey - ADRIANA R. SILBERSTEIN,
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ............... 227
Disclosure Avoidance Techniques
in the Canadian Censuses of Population and Agriculture - M.J. MARCH, D.A.
NORRIS, Statistics Canada ............... 233
A Further Development of the Randomized
Response Technique for Masking Dichotomous Variables - JAY JONG-IK KIM,
U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 239
Assessing Quality of Randomized
Response: Were Instructions Followed? - JAMES SCHMEIDLER, New York State
Division of Substance Abuse Services ............... 245
Discussion - NANCY L. SPRUILL,
U.S. Department of Defense ............... 250
Optimal Allocation to Control Questionnaire
Design Variance in Sample Surveys - GAD NATHAN, Hebrew University; MONROE
G. SIRKEN, National Center for Health Statistics ............... 252
Improving the Design of the Decennial
Census Questionnaire - THERESA J. DeMAIO, ELIZABETH A. MARTIN, ELIZABETH
PAGE SIGMAN, U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 256
Using Response Protocols to Identify
Problems in the U.S. Census Long Form - JUDITH T. LESSLER, Research Triangle
Institute; MIMI HOLT, Survey Research Consultant ............... 262
Information Structures in Survey
Instruments - NAOMI SAGER, PAUL MATTICK, JR., CAROL FRIEDMAN, EMILE C.
CHI, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University ...............
267
A Model for Coarse Grouping with
Application to Survey Data - DANIEL F. HEITJAN, University of California,
Los Angeles; DAVID M. REBOUSSIN, The RAND Corporation ............... 271
Effects on Level and Quality of
Response of the Inclusion of "Don't Know" Boxes in Factual Questions
in a Mail Questionnaire - GAIL S. POE, ISADORE SEEMAN, National Center
for Health Statistics; JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, National Cancer Institute; ERIC
MEHL, MICHAEL DIETZ, Westat, Incorporated ............... 277
Measuring Income for Developing
and Reviewing Individual Tax Law Changes: Exploration of Alternative Concepts
- SUSAN HOSTETTER, Internal Revenue Service ............... 282
Family Data from the Canadian Personal
Income Tax File - EDOUARD AUGER, Statistics Canada ............... 288
The Selection of Returns for Audit
by the IRS - JOHN P. HINIKER, Internal Revenue Service ...............
294
Research into a Register of Residential
Addresses for Urban Areas of Canada - J. DOUGLAS DREW, JOHN B. ARMSTRONG,
RUTH DIBBS, Statistics Canada ............... 300
Osculatory Interpolation Revisited
- H. LOCK OH, FRITZ J. SCHEUREN, Internal Revenue Service ...............
306
Predicting Edit Outcomes: The Strategic
Use of Imputation in Estimating Corporate Income Statistics - JOHN L.
CZAJKA, Mathematica Policy Research, Incorporated ............... 312
Discussion - ROBERT E. FAY,
U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 318
Improving Wealth Estimates Derived
from Estate Tax Data - JANET G. McCUBBIN, Internal Revenue Service ...............
320
Further Estimates of Personal Wealth
in the United States Using the Estate Multiplier Technique - MARVIN SCHWARTZ,
Internal Revenue Service ............... 326
Intergenerational Wealth Study:
Early Results and Prospects - KATHLEEN MEDVE, Internal Revenue Service
............... 332
Discussion - JENNY BOURNE WAHL,
U.S. Department of Treasury ............... 338
Small Area Estimates of Proportions
via Empirical Bayes Techniques - BRENDA MacGIBBON, THOMAS J. TOMBERLIN,
Concordia University ............... 341
A Bayesian Approach to Small Domain
Estimation - KUNG-JONG LUI, Centers for Disease Control; WILLIAM G. CUMBERLAND,
University of California, Los Angeles ............... 347
A Generalized Dirichlet Multinomial
Model for Categorical Data with Extra Variation - JEFFREY R. WILSON, Arizona
State University ............... 353
Properties of Two Newly-Defined
Distributions and Their Relationships to Other Distributions - JIANG-MING
WU, University of Wisconsin, Madison ............... 356
The Delaware Voter Preference Survey
Using Secondary School Students - CAROL JOYCE BLUMBERG, Winona State University;
JOHN H. SCHUENEMEYER, University of Delaware; JAMES M. LUCAS, E.I. duPont
de Nemours & Company, Incorporated ............... 362
Teaching of Survey Research Techniques
in an Interdisciplinary Middle School Setting - THOMAS C.F. GOFF, George
V. Kirk Middle School-Newark, Delaware ............... 368
Student Surveys in the United Kingdom
Annual Applied Statistics Competition - ANNE S. HAWKINS, University of
London ............... 372
Where Does the Money Go? A Children's
Survey - HEATHER DEE MORROW, Hocker Grove Middle School, Shawnee Mission,
Kansas ............... 375
The "Unknown Student" Survey
- JUDITH S. ZAWOJEWSKI, National College of Education; JERI NOWAKOWSKI, Northern
Illinois University; ROBERT F. BORUCH, Northwestern University ...............
378
Evaluating the Effect of Nonresponse
on International Travel Statistics - KATHRYN A. MILLER, LINDA LUI, ALVIN
SATIN, Statistics Canada ............... 381
Categorical Auto-Regressive Models
for Analysing Panel Survey Data - AVINASH C. SINGH, G. LEMAITRE, Statistics
Canada ............... 390
Coverage Implications of a Poststratification
Adjustment on Estimates from a Household Survey - STEVEN L. BOTMAN, National
Center for Health Statistics ............... 395
Nonresponse Bias in Expense Data
from the 1985 National Nursing Home Survey - ESTHER HING, National Center
for Health Statistics ............... 401
Recent Results on the Noise Addition
Method for Database Security - PATRICK TENDICK, NORMAN S. MATLOFF, University
of California, Davis ............... 406
The Effects of Measurement Errors
on Variance Estimation - LAWRENCE R. ERNST, KIRK M. WOLTER, U.S. Bureau
of the Census ............... 410
Unequal Probability Sampling Under
Measurement Error - PROMOD K. CHANDHOK, Ohio University ...............
416
Some Conceptual Problems in the
Current Population Survey - ELIZABETH A. MARTIN, U.S. Bureau of the Census
............... 420
Using the Bounding Interviews in
NCS - HA H. NGUYEN, CHARLES ALEXANDER, U.S. Bureau of the Census ...............
425
Response Error: Correlation Between
Estimation and Episodic Recall Tasks - NANCY A. MATHIOWETZ, National Center
for Health Services Research ............... 430
Chronic Pain Screening Questionnaires
for General Population Surveys: A Review - KATHLEEN M. DANCHIK, THOMAS
F. DRURY, National Center for Health Statistics ............... 436
Improving the Efficiency and Effectiveness
of the Decennial Enumeration - RACHEL F. BROWN, U.S. Bureau of the Census
............... 441
Research Program for the 1990 Decennial
Census - DAVID C. WHITFORD, DEBORAH A. HARNER, U.S. Bureau of the Census
............... 447
1990 Data Collection and Processing
Design - DEBORAH A. HARNER, U.S. Bureau of the Census ...............
453
Residence Rules and Processing
Plans for 1990 Census - EDISON GORE, JAMES HUGGINS, U.S. Bureau of the
Census ............... 457
The Tiger System: Geographic Improvements
for the 1990 Census and Beyond - LINDA M. FRANZ, U.S. Bureau of the Census
............... 463
Preliminary Coverage Improvement
Results from Tests for the 1990 Census - ROBERT G. EDSON, JAMES B. TREAT,
U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 469
The Pre-Enumeration Survey of the
1986 Census of Central Los Angeles County - GLENN S. WOLFGANG, U.S. Bureau
of the Census ............... 475
Some Aspects of Estimating Variances
by Half-Sample Replication in CPS - LAWRENCE R. ERNST, TODD R. WILLIAMS,
U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 480
The Design Consistent Regression
Estimator and Its Conditional Variance - PHILLIP S. KOTT, National Agricultural
Statistics Service ............... 486
Modified Balanced Repeated Replications
- DAVID R. JUDKINS, Westat, Incorporated ............... 492
Variances for a Rotating Sample
from a Changing Population - NORMAND L. LANIEL, Statistics Canada ...............
496
Sample Size Selection for a Class
of Ratio Estimates: Brand Share Estimation - NICHOLAS A. ZAINO, JR., Eastman
Kodak Company ............... 501
Variances for Polychotomous Logistic
Regression Using Complex Survey Data - SHELLEY B. BULL, University of
Toronto; LINDA L. PEDERSON, University of Western Ontario ...............
507
The Use of Administrative Data for
Initial and Subsequent Profiles of Economic Entities - COLLEEN CLARK,
ROBERT LUSSIER, Statistics Canada ............... 513
Record Linkage and Imputation Strategies
in the 1982 Corporation Employment and Payroll Study - GAIL MOGLEN, CHARLES
DAY, THOMAS B. PETSKA, Internal Revenue Service ............... 519
Some Economic and Accounting Measures
of Business Activity by Size of Firm - DAVID HIRSCHBERG, Small Business
Administration ............... 525
Experiences in the Coding and Sampling
of Administrative Data - MICHAEL J. COLLEDGE, VICTOR ESTEVAO, PIERRE FOY,
Statistics Canada ............... 529
Evaluation of Estimators for Employment
Level and Change in Establishment Surveys - THOMAS J. GRZESIAK, KENNON
R. COPELAND, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ............... 535
Using Business Establishment Size
in an Environmental Survey - ROBERT P. CLICKNER, Westat, Incorporated;
JIM CRAIG, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ............... 541
The Use of Standards in Survey Estimation
- DANIEL G. HORVITZ, RALPH E. FOLSOM, L.M. LAVANGE, Research Triangle Institute
............... 546
Developing Process Controls for
Surveys and Censuses - DAVID H. DISKIN, PETER KARCHER, MICHAEL MERSCH,
PAUL PAVNICA, U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 552
Toward the Development of an Ordered
Set of Data Quality Categories - CLYDE TUCKER, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
............... 558
Misuses of Statistical Techniques
in Advertising Claim Substantiation Surveys - SOLOMON DUTKA, LESTER R.
FRANKEL, Audits & Surveys, Incorporated ............... 564
Statistics in Work Quality Measurement:
Licensing Adult and Child Care Facilities - RICHARD BOLSTEIN, JOHN D.R.
COLE, George Mason University ............... 568
Hard-to-Enumerate Areas: Identification,
Challenges, Strategies - MARY ELLEN BEACH, JOHN W. MARSHALL, U.S. Bureau
of the Census ............... 573
Some Optimality Problems When Estimating
Household Data on the Basis of a "Primary," Stratified Sample of Individuals
- BENGT ROSEN, Statistics Sweden ............... 577
Survey Design in the Producer Price
Index - KIMBERLEY DAILEY HILL, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ...............
583
Composite and Model Based Index
Estimators - JOHN G. KOVAR, Statistics Canada ............... 589
Evaluation of Design Effects for
the Mexican American Portion of the Hispanic Health and Nutrition Examination
Survey - JOSEFINA A. LAGO, Westat, Incorporated; JAMES T. MASSEY, TRENA
EZZATI, CLIFFORD JOHNSON, ROBINSON FULWOOD, National Center for Health Statistics
............... 595
Optimal Two Phase Sampling for Estimating
the Exploitable Biomass of a Fishery Accounting for Nonsampling Errors
- PHILIP J. SMITH, International Pacific Halibut Commission, Washington ...............
601
Using Test Populations to Develop
Balanced Agenda - STANLEY L. WARNER, York University ............... 606
Variance, Entropy and Uncertainty
Measure - YUAN WEI, People's University of China ............... 609
Using Administrative Records to
Assess Return on Investment at a Publicly Supported College - GERARD G.
WALTER, MICHAEL SERVE, WILLIAM WELSH, National Technical Institute for the
Deaf; DOROTHEA RILEY, Internal Revenue Service ............... 611
Generalizations of the Mitofsky-Waksberg
Technique for Random Digit Dialing: Some Added Topics - RICHARD F. POTTHOFF,
Burlington Industries ............... 615
Time of Day for CATI Contacts in
Agricultural Surveys - WILLIAM D. WARDE, Oklahoma State University ...............
621
The Effect of Computer Assisted
Telephone Interviewing on Response Inconsistency - CAROL L. KOSARY, JOHN
PAUL SOMMERS, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ............... 627
The Effects of Advanced Letters
on Response Rates in Linked Telephone Surveys - ROBERT M. GROVES, University
of Michigan; CECELIA B. SNOWDEN, National Center for Health Statistics ...............
633
Handling Missing Data in the 1986
Test of Adjustment Related Operations - NATHANIEL SCHENKER, U.S. Bureau
of the Census ............... 639
Missing Data Adjustments for Partially-Scaled
Variables - RODERICK J.A. LITTLE, HONG-LIN SU, University of California,
Los Angeles ............... 644
An Examination of Imputation for
Asset Items in the New Beneficiary Survey - ROBERT L. SANTOS, CARLOS G.
LAZARO, Temple University ............... 650
Applications of Superpopulation
Models to Estimation in Repeated Surveys - STEPHEN M. WOODRUFF, U.S. Bureau
of Labor Statistics ............... 656
Nested Error Models for the Objective
Yield Survey - MARK REISER, Iowa State University; RON FECSO, U.S. Drug
Administration; KATHLEEN M. TAYLOR, AT&T Bell Laboratories ...............
662
Optimum Filtering of the Monthly
Single Family Price Index - DONALD M. LUERY, U.S. Bureau of the Census
............... 668
Nonlinear Regression Analysis for
Complex Survey Data - HSIEN-MING HUNG, Wichita State University ...............
674
Additional Evaluation of Chi-Square
Methods for Complex Samples - ROBERT E. FAY, U.S. Bureau of the Census
............... 680
Multivariate Testing in Stratified
Simple Random Sample Surveys: Hog & Pig Estimates as Affected by Changing
Survey Reference Dates - BRADLEY V. PAFFORD, National Agricultural Statistics
Service ............... 686
Sample Design of the National
Medical Expenditure Survey-Household Component - STEVEN B. COHEN, National
Center for Health Services Research; RALPH DiGAETANO, JOSEPH WAKSBERG, Westat,
Incorporated ............... 691
The Impact of Design Features
Upon the Redesigned National Health Interview Survey - VAN L. PARSONS,
National Center for Health Statistics ............... 697
A Multi-Mode Longitudinal Study:
The Longitudinal Study of Aging - JOSEPH E. FITTI, MARY GRACE KOVAR, National
Center for Health Statistics ............... 703
Statistically Important Features
in Myocardial Infarction - MOHAMMED A. SHAYIB, Kuwait University; MAREI
H. AYSHA, Al-Jahra Hospital, Kuwait ............... 709
Estimation of Vaccine Efficacy
Using the Case-Exposure Method - DONNA R. BROGAN, ALVIN H. RAMPEY, JR.,
Emory University; MAC W. OTTEN, MICHAEL S. DEMING, Centers for Disease Control
............... 715
On Developing a National Sample
of Women Early in Pregnancy - WILLIAM D. KALSBEEK, SHARON Y. CORNELL,
PATRICIA S. TENNIS, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ...............
720
A Direct Estimation of Intracluster
Correlation - JAI WON CHOI, National Center for Health Statistics ...............
726
Finite Population Correction
for Replication Estimates of Variance - PAUL A. FLYER, Westat, Incorporated
............... 732
Variance Estimation Using Auxiliary
Information Under a One Unit Per Stratum Sample Design - ELIZABETH T.
HUANG, CARY T. ISAKI, U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 737
Estimating the Variance of the
Horvitz-Thompson Estimator in Variable Probability, Systematic Samples
- STEPHEN V. STEHMAN, Cornell University; W. SCOTT OVERTON, Oregon State University
............... 743
Mean Squared Error of Estimators
Using Two Stage Sampling for Stratification and Prior Information - DONALD
B. WHITE, State University of New York at Buffalo ............... 749
A Simple Approximate Variance
Estimate for a Complex Unequal Probability Sample Survey - GLENN J. GALFOND,
MARY E. GARVIN, JAMES C. THOMPSON, Price Waterhouse ............... 755
The Effectiveness and Costs
of Special Data Collection Efforts in a Telephone Survey of Physicians
- SARA THRAN, LORAYN OLSON, American Medical Association; RICHARD STROUSE,
Mathematica Policy Research ............... 761
Developing Cost Models for CATI
Surveys - KAREN J. BRYANT, LYNN WEIDMAN, U.S. Bureau of the Census ...............
767
The Impact of Telephone Interviewing
on Data from the American Housing Survey - RANDALL J. PARMER, HERTZ HUANG,
DENNIS J. SCHWANZ, U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 772
Using CATI in the Current Population
Survey - JOHN M. BUSHERY, LYNN WEIDMAN, STEVEN M. BRILEY, SUSAN CIOCHETTO,
U.S. Bureau of the Census ............... 778
Adaptive Sampling - STEVEN K. THOMPSON,
University of Alaska-Fairbanks ............... 784
Additional Uses for Keyfitz Selection -
J. MICHAEL BRICK, DAVID R. MORGANSTEIN, CHARLES L. WOLTER, Westat, Incorporated
............... 787
Notes on a Composite Size Measure for Self-Weighting
Samples in Multiple Domains - R.E. FOLSOM, FRANK J. POTTER, STEPHEN R.
WILLIAMS, Research Triangle Institute ............... 792
On the Stratification of Skewed Populations
- PIERRE LAVALLEE, MICHEL A. HIDIROGLOU, Statistics Canada ...............
797
Variance Estimation in New Residential Construction
Survey - JOHN ALEONG, DIANTHA B. HOWARD, THOMAS PATTERSON, University
of Vermont ............... 805
Estimating Variance as Function of Cluster
Size - DAVID J. FITCH, National Center for Health Services Research ...............
809
Factors Influencing Participation in a Multi-Stage
Study of Head Injury: Potential Biases in the Vietnam Head Injury Study
- BRUCE S. JONAS, Walter Reed Army Medical Center; KAREN SCHWAB, ANDRES M.
SALAZAR, Uniformed Services University of the Health Services ...............
812
Nursing Homes in the U.S.: Findings from the
1986 Inventory of Long-Term Care Places - CURT D. MUELLER, D.E.B. POTTER,
National Center for Health Services Research ............... 818
The 1986 Inventory of Long-Term Care Places
as a Sampling Frame - D.E.B. POTTER, STEVEN B. COHEN, CURT D. MUELLER,
National Center for Health Services Research ............... 823
Questionnaire Design Research in a Laboratory
Setting: Results of Testing Cancer Risk Factor Questions - PATRICIA N.
ROYSTON, DEBORAH H. BERCINI, National Center for Health Statistics ...............
829
ASA Annual Survey of Chapter Activities
- JEFFREY H. SCHWARTZ, The Upjohn Company; BRENDA G. COX, Research Triangle
Institute ............... 834
The Impact of Couple's Discussion of Desired
Family Size on Predicting Fertility - NAGAMBAL SHAH, Spelman College ...............
837