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The smartphone in survey research: experiments for time use data; Survey Statistician, 67, January, pp. 19-25 ; Fernee, H., Scherpenzeel, A. Being 'Spiritual' and Being 'Religious' in Europe: Diverging Life Orientations; Journal of Contemporary Religion 28: 15-32; Joantine Berghuijs,
et al. Informed Consent for Web Paradata Use; Survey Research Methods, Vol.7, No.1, pp. 57-67 ; Mick P. Couper,
et al. Measurement invariance and quality of composite scores in a face-to-face and a web survey; Survey Research Methods, Vol.7, No.1, pp. 17-28 ; Melanie A. Revilla A Comparison of the Quality of Questions in a Face-to-face and a Web Survey; International Journal of Public Opinion Research ; Melanie A. Revilla
et al. “I think I know what you did last summer” Improving data quality in panel surveys; Utrecht University, Department of Methods and Statistics; Lugtig, P. Acceptance of illicit drug use in the Netherlands and Norway: A cross-national survey; Published online in:
Drugs: Education, Prevention, and Policy ; R. van der Sar,
et al. Ageing, Leisure, and Social Connectedness: How could Leisure Help Reduce Social Isolation of Older People?; Social Indicators Research ; Toepoel, Vera An experimental test of the impact of style and rhetoric on the perception of right-wing populist and mainstream party leaders; Acta Politica 1-17 ; Linda Bos
et al. Beloningsverschillen tussen vrouwen in Nederland. Verschil tussen autochtone, westerse allochtone en niet-westerse allochtone vrouwen; Bachelor thesis, Micro Economics, VU, supervisor Hans Bloemen ; Mezas, C. De inkomensverdeling en levensverwachting van ouderen; Netspar Design Papers ; Marike Knoef, Rob Alessie en Adriaan Kalwij De naam maakt de kunst; EOS, 2012(1), 36-38. ; Berghman, M. & Eijck, K. van De toereikendheid van pensioeninkomens in Nederland. Een meerpijlerbenadering; In: W. Asbeek Brusse en C.J. van Montfort (red.) Wonen, zorg en pensioenen. Hervormen en verbinden. ; M.G. Knoef, J. Been, R.J.M. Alessie, C.L.J. Caminada, K.P. Goudswaard and A. Kalwij Differential relationships in the association of the Big Five personality traits with positive mental health and psychopathology; Journal of Research in Personality, online ; Sanne M.A. Lamers,
et al. Do happy people make optimistic investors?; ; Kaplanski, G.
et al. Do questions about watching Internet pornography make people watch Internet pornography? A comparison between adolescents and adults. ; International Journal of Public Opinion Research, online first; Peter, J.
et al. Dutch and Norwegian Support of Alcohol Policy Measures to Prevent Young People from Problematic Drinking; Published online in: Alcohol and Alcoholism ; R. van der Sar,
et al. Impact of the mode of data collection on the quality of answers to survey questions depending on respondents’ characteristics; Bulletin de Methodologie Sociologique/Bulletin of Sociological Methodology 116 44-60 ; Revilla, M. Income-related health inequalities: does perceived discrimination matter?; International Journal of Public Health ; Simons, Audrey
et al. Income-related health inequalities: does perceived discrimination matter?; International Journal of Public Health:
DOI 10.1007/s00038-012-0429-y ; A.M.W. Simons, D.A.I. Groffen, H. Bosma Innovation der Online-Datenerhebung für wissenschaftliche Forschungen. Das niederländische MESS-Projekt.; Qualitätssicherung in der Umfrageforschung; Neue Herausforderungen für die Markt- und Sozialforschung; Das, Marcel Innovation in online data collection for scientific research: the Dutch MESS project; Methodological Innovations Online; Das, Marcel La Soddisfazione nell’utilizzo dello Smartphone: alcune evidenze dal LISS panel; ; Prof. Paccagnella, O.
et al. Longitudinal evaluation of the Mental Health Continuum-Short Form (MHC-SF); European Journal of Psychological Assessment ; Lamers, Sanne
et al. Loont het om huishoudens zonder internet op te nemen in een internetpanel?; Jaarboek MarktOnderzoekAssociatie, Hoofdstuk 5, 75-88
; Leenheer, J.
et al. Luiaards en trouwe deelnemers: Classificatie van respondenten in een panelstudie ; Jaarboek MarktOnderzoekAssociatie, Hoofdstuk 8, 123-137
; Lugtig, P. Married with children: A collective labor supply model with detailed time use and intrahousehold expenditure information; American Economic Review, 102, 3377-3405 ; Cherchye, L.
et al. Measuring mental representations underlying activity-travel choices.; PHD Thesis ; Horeni, O Mental health and illness in relation to physical health across the lifespan; Positive Psychology: Optimizing Adulthood ; Lamers, Sanne
et al. Norwegian support of alcohol policy measures to prevent young people from problematic drinking: a cross-national comparison; Alcohol and Alcoholism; van der Sar, R.
et al. Online Sociale Netwerken & Sociaal Kapitaal; ; Bennink, C.D.
et al. Positive mental health; PHD Thesis ; Lamers, Sanne Recruiting A Probability Sample For An Online Panel: Effects Of Contact Mode, Incentives, And Information ; Public Opinion Quarterly 2012; doi: 10.1093/poq/nfs037; Scherpenzeel, Annette
et al. Reminders in Web-Based Data Collection : Increasing Response at the Price of retention?; American Journal of Evaluation, 33(2), 240-250; Anja S. Göritz
et al. Social Sampling Explains Apparent Biases in Judgments of Social Environments; Psychological Science vol. 23 no. 12 1515-1523, online first ; Mirta Galesic,
et al. The impact of attitudes and work preferences on Dutch mothers' employment patterns; Ruitenberg, J.
et al. The power of habits: Unhealthy snacking behaviour is primarily predicted by habit strength; British Journal of Health Psychology - Volume 17, Issue 4, pages 758–770, online first ; Aukje A. C. Verhoeven,
et al. The social origins of general and personal gender attitudes of Dutch mothers; Working paper ; Ruitenberg, J.
et al. ‘Bought it, but never got it’ Assessing risk factors for online consumer fraud victimization; European Sociological Review, online first; Van Wilsem, Johan Ambiguity attitudes and portfolio choice: Evidence from a large representative survey; Netspar Discussion Papers, DP 06/2011-054; Dimmock, S. G.
et al. Answer behavior in a probability based internet panel; ESRA, Lausanne, Switzerland; Vis, C.
et al. Bouwstenen voor een wettelijke regeling van 'zware beroepen' ; Tilburg University, Nederlands Recht; Wentink, S.A.A.M. Can tailor-made questions motivate respondents in an Internet panel? ; ESRA, University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland; Oudejans, M. Can verbal instructions counteract visual context effects in web surveys? ; Public Opinion Quarterly, Vol. 75(1), 1-18.; Toepoel, Vera
et al. Cultural participation of older adults: Investigating the contribution of lowbrow and highbrow activities to social integration and satisfaction with life; International Journal of Disability and Human Development, Vol. 10(2), 123–129; Toepoel, V. Data collection in a probability based Internet panel: How the LISS panel was built and how it can be used; Bulletin of Sociological Methodology, Vol. 109(1), 56-61 ; Scherpenzeel, Annette Dissemination of survey (meta)data in the LISS data archive; European Survey Research Association (ESRA); Streefkerk, M.
et al. Doe-het-zelf rechtspraak: Steun voor eigenrichting; Rechtstreeks, No 2; Haas, N. Does it matter how happiness is measured? Evidence from a randomized controlled experiment; University of Zurich, Working Paper No. 49; Studer, R. Does social desirability compromise self-reports of physical activity in web-based research? ; International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Vol. 8(31); Crutzen, R.
et al. Evaluating the psychometric properties of the mental health continuum-short form (MHC-SF) ; Journal of Clinical Psychology, Vol. 67, p.99-110 ; Lamers, Sanne M.A.
et al. Flexwerk en werkzekerheid in tijden van crisis (Flexjobs and employment security in times of crisis); Economisch Statistische Berichten; Muffels, Ruud
et al. Higher order risk attitudes, demographics, and financial decisions. ; CentER Working Paper Series No. 2011-055; Noussair, C. N.
et al. Household survey panels: How much do following rules affect sample size?; Survey Research Methods, Vol. 5(2), 253-261; Schonlau, M.
et al. How loneliness and depression relate to age and longstanding diseases; Psychology and Health, Vol. 26, Supplement 2 (Oral presentations), 6–72; Vis, C.
et al. Impact of age norms and stereotypes on managers' hiring decisions of retirees ; Netspar Discussion Papers, No. 05/2011-049; Karpinska, K.
et al. Income redistribution is not about risk sharing; Master Thesis, Department of Economics, Lund University (Sweden); Van Huystee, S. Jongeren minder positief over financiële toekomst; Me Judice, 23 augustus; Leenheer, J.
et al. Kenmerken en motieven van het PVV electoraat; Universiteit van Utrecht, Master Multiculturalisme in Vergelijkend Perspectief; Van Dongen, B. Language proficiency of migrants: Earnings, job suitability, and job satisfaction.; Free University Amsterdam, Department of Economics; Bloemen, H. G. Learning about a class of belief-dependent preferences without information on beliefs; IZA Discussion Paper No. 5957; Bellemare, C.
et al. Legitimiteitsmonitor democratisch bestuur; Hendriks, F.
et al. Looking beyond threat: Personality, ideology and attitudes towards immigration. ; Stanford University, Department of Political Science; Gallego, A. Measuring risk perceptions: What does the excessive use of 50% mean?; Medical Decision Making, online first; Bruine de Bruin, W.
et al. Meer of minder werken: Heterogeniteit onder werkende vrouwen; TPEdigitaal, Vol. 5(4), 50-63; Loog, B.
et al. Metadata driven survey design ; ESRA 2011,
Session: The role and benefit of structured metadata in survey research I; Iverson, J.
et al. Mode effect or question wording? Measurement error in mixed mode surveys; JSM Proceedings, Survey Research Methods Section. 5959-5967.; De Leeuw, E.
et al. Ostrich effect in health care decisions: Theory and empirical evidence.; Université Libre de Bruxelles, European Center for Advanced Research in Economics and Statistics (ECARES); Panidi, K. Over kinderen en collectieve keuzes; inaugurele rede ; F. Vermeulen Panel attrition: Separating stayers, sleepers and lurkers; Utrecht University, Department of Methods and Statistics; Lugtig, P. Perceived intergroup difference as an organizing principle of intercultural attitudes and acculturation attitudes. ; Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, online first; Van Osch, Y.M.J.
et al. Response style behavior: Question format dependent or personal style?; Quantity and Quality, online first; Kieruj, Natalia D.
et al. Slapers en inactieven binnen online panels; Ontwikkelingen in het marktonderzoek: Jaarboek MarktOnderzoekAssociatie, dl. 36, 2011, 189-204; Scherpenzeel, Annette
et al. Smartphone data collection among LISS panel members; 5th MESS Workshop, Oisterwijk; Fernee, H.
et al. Temporary employment and firm-sponsored training.; Picchio, M.
et al. The impact of “forgiving” introductions on the reporting of sensitive behavior in surveys ; Public Opinion Quarterly, Vol. 75(4), 779-787 ; Peter, J.
et al. The opinion of adolescents and adults on Dutch restrictive and educational alcohol policy measures; Health Policy, Vol. 99(1), 10-16; Van der Sar, R.
et al. The opinion on Dutch cannabis policy measures; Drugs: Education, prevention and policy, Vol. 18(3), 161-171; Van der Sar, R.
et al. The other side of the double-standard: Sexual explicit internet material and the sexualization of the male body; Bachelor thesis, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Tilburg University; Wagemakers, S. Three essays in health economics on child health and well-being ; ; Hudson, E.M. Trust in societal actors and consumers’ moral standards; EMAC, Ljubljana, EMAC ; Leenheer, J.
et al. Unknown, Unloved? Public Opinion on and Knowledge of Suspended Sentences in the Netherlands; Crime and Delinquency, XX(X) 1-21 ; Jean-Louis van Gelder
et al. Who takes advantage of free flu shots? Examining the effects of an expansion in coverage; CentER Discussion Paper No. 2011-011. ; Carman, K. G.
et al. Why do Internet panel members become inactive and how can they be re-activated? ; ESRA, University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland; Scherpenzeel, A. Wonen in een krimpregio: hoe voelt dat nou?; Me Judice, 4(10); Leenheer, J.
et al. Words, numbers, and visual heuristics in Web surveys: Is there a hierarchy of importance? ; Social Science Computer Review, Vol. 29(2), 193-207; Toepoel, V.
et al. Worlds tied together? Online and non-domestic routine activities and their impact on digital and traditional threat victimization; European Journal of Criminology, Vol. 8(2), 115–127; Wilsem, Johan van Zijn Nederlandse burgers écht enthousiast over de nieuwe antiterrorismemaatregelen? Een vergelijking van attitudes en willingness to pay.; Tijdschrift voor Veiligheid, Vol. 10(3), 17-35; Van Wilsem, J.A.
et al. A comparison of the quality of ESS questions in different data collection modes; working paper; Revilla, Melanie
et al. Attention and usability in Internet surveys: Effects of visual feedback in grid questions.; In: M. Das, P. Ester, & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies; Kaczmirek, L. C3B: Exploiting the numerous possibilities Web technology offers to elevate questions; Working paper; Wijnant, Arnaud
et al. Can biomarkers be collected in an Internet survey? A pilot study in the LISS panel; In: M. Das, P. Ester, & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies; Avendano, Mauricio
et al. Challenges in reaching hard-to-reach groups in Internet panel research.; In: M. Das, P. Ester, & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies; Vis, C.M.
et al. Covering the general population by Internet interviewing ; Workshop RFM, The National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM), Economic and Social Research Council’s (ESRC); Das, M. Cultural participation and social capital; Master Thesis, Leisure Studies, Tilburg University; Mulders, M.G. Digitale en traditionele bedreiging vergeleken; Tijdschrift voor Criminologie, Vol. 52(1), 73-87; Wilsem, Johan van Emulating interviewers in an online survey: Experimental manipulation of ‘do-not-know’ over the phone and on the Web; JSM Proceedings, Survey Research Methods Section. 6305-6314.; De Leeuw, Edith
et al. Ethical considerations in Internet surveys; In: M. Das, P. Ester, & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies; Singer, E.
et al. Flu shots, mammogram, and the perception of probabilities; Netspar Discussion Paper No. 03/2010-014 ; Carman, K.G.
et al. Gekocht maar niet gekregen: Slachtofferschap van online oplichting nader onderzocht; Tijdschrift voor Veiligheid, Vol. 9(4), 16-29; Wilsem, Johan van Handedness predicts social preferences evidence connecting the lab to the field; Tinbergen Institute Discussion Paper, TI 2010-119/3; Buser, T. How representative are online panels? ; In: M. Das, P. Ester, & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies; Scherpenzeel, Annette
et al. How to cover the general population by Internet interviewing: Problems of coverage and selection and possible solutions. ; Alert! magazine, March 2010, Vol. 50(3); Scherpenzeel, A. Measuring attitudes toward controversial issues in internet surveys: Order effects of open and closed questioning; In: M. Das, P. Ester, & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies ; Ester, P.
et al. Measuring preferred family size. First results from a Dutch survey.; Workshop Rational Choice Sociology: Theory and Empirical Applications, Venice International University, San Servolo ; Bühler, C.
et al. Mental illness and mental health: The two continua model across the lifespan; Journal of Adult Development, Vol. 17(2), 110-119; Westerhof, Gerben J.
et al. Opgroeien aan de onderkant van de samenleving ; Universiteit Utrecht, Departement Bestuurskunde & Organisatiewetenschap; Akdag, E. Political preference and subjective well-being. Which characteristics contribute to this relationship?; Maastricht University, MSc International Economic Studies (Behavioural Economics); Slangen, T. J. H. Public support for vigilantism; Leiden University, Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid; Haas, N. Rationele emoties van consumenten; ESB Economisch statistische berichten, 95(4591), 505-507.; Leenheer, J.
et al. Social and behavioral research and the Internet. Advances in applied methods and research strategies; European Association of Methodology; Das, M.
et al. Social desirability and self-reported health risk behaviors in web based research: Three longitudinal studies ; BMC Public Health, Vol. 10 (720) ; Crutzen, R.
et al. Studying the relationship between social internet activities and social capital; Leisure Studies, Tilburg University; Haberland, S. The influence of economic and cultural capital on drinking behavior; Working paper; Wagemakers, S.
et al. True longitudinal and probability-based Internet panels: Evidence from the Netherlands; In: M. Das, P. Ester, & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies; Scherpenzeel, A.
et al. Using interactive features to motivate and probe responses to open-ended questions; In: M. Das, P. Ester, & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies.; Oudejans, M.
et al. Variations in response style behavior by response scale format in attitude research; International Journal of Public Opinion Research, Vol. 22(3), 320-342; Natalia Kieruj, Guy Moors Wavering respondent loyalties: a comparison of three models of political attitude change; Msc Thesis; Grootel, Leonie Welfare implications for couples of annuity markets incompleteness; Tilburg University, CentER for Economic Research, Department of Econometrics and OR, Netspar; Sanders, L.
et al. What does behavioral economics mean for policy? Challenges to savings and health policies in the Netherlands; De Economist, Vol. 158(2),101–122.; Kooreman, P.
et al. Comparison between Liss panel (web) and ESS data (face to face); ESRA, Warsaw; Revilla, M.
et al. Elderly in an Internet panel, the quality of the data; ESRA, Warsaw; Vis, C. Innovations and new technologies in panel research. ; FORS Working Paper Series; Scherpenzeel, Annette Perceptions of nutrigenomics: Affect, cognition & behavioral intention.; University of Twente, Psychology and Communication of Health and Risk (PCHR); Pin, R. R. Political trust: A matter of personality factors or satisfaction with government performance?; Universiteit van Twente, Master Public Administration; Voortman, H. Relating question type to panel conditioning: A comparison between trained and fresh respondents; Survey Research Methods, Vol. 3(2), 73-80; Toepoel, V.
et al. Representativeness in online panels: How far can we reach; Working paper; Knoef, Marike
et al. Representativity of the LISS panel ; CBS, Discussion paper (09041); Van Der Laan, J. Testing for guilt aversion without knowledge of player beliefs: A partial identication approach (incomplete); Conference Paper, CIRPEE 2009 ; Bellemare, C.
et al. Traditionele jongeren en onafhankelijke ouderen; Demos, bulletin over bevolking en samenleving, jaargang 25, nr. 2, 1-4.; Kalmijn, Matthijs
et al. Values & well-being. A study of the relation between value orientations and positive mental health; University of Twente, Faculty Behavioral and Social Sciences, Psychology; Oonk, L. A closer look at Web questionnaire design; PhD Thesis; Toepoel, V. An online panel as a platform for multi-disciplinary research; In: I. Stoop & M. Wittenberg (Eds.). Access panels en online onderzoek, panacee of slangenkuil? ; Scherpenzeel, Annette Effects of designs in Web surveys: Comparing trained and fresh respondents; Public Opinion Quarterly, Vol. 72 (5), 985-1007; Toepoel, V.
et al. Exploring the effect of a middle response category on response style in attitude measurement ; Quality & Quantity, Vol. 42(6), pages 779–794; Moors, Guy Geestelijke gezondheid is meer dan de afwezigheid van geestelijke ziekte ; Maandblad Geestelijke Volksgezondheid; Westerhof, Gerben J.
et al. Online interviews and data quality: A multitrait-multimethod study; Draft paper to be presented at the MESS Workshop, 22-23 August 2008, Zeist.; Scherpenzeel, A. The acceptability of illicit drug use in the Netherlands and Norway: A comparative study [preliminary results] ; Tilburg University, Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Department Tranzo; Van der Sar, S.
et al. The dutch no to the EU constitution: Assessing the role of EU skepticism and the campaign; Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties, Vol. 18(1), 101-128; Schuck, Andreas R. T.
et al. The representativeness of the LISS panel; MESS Workshop; Knoef, M.
et al. Pilot study and recruitment of the LISS panel; The MESS Project Workshop; Scherpenzeel, A. 