Using Behavioral Science to Improve Survey Response: An Experiment with the National Beneficiary Survey (In Focus Brief)

Amy Johnson, Ryan Callahan, Jesse Chandler and Jason Markesich

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Abstract: This brief showcases how behavioral science can be used to boost call-in rates for surveys and increase our understanding of characteristics, experiences, and behaviors when administrative data sources don’t provide the kind of rich data we need.

Keywords: behavioral science; survey response rates; survey research (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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