Exploring Proxy Response Bias in a Large-Scale Survey of People with Disabilities

Eric Grau and Jason Markesich

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Abstract: This presentation examines whether the responses provided by proxy respondents in the National Beneficiary Survey are systematically different from those provided by self-respondents with disabilities.

Keywords: Surveys; data collection; proxies; data quality; survey methods; statistics and measurement (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 43
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