Dr. Carina Cornesse @CarinaCornesse@qoto.org

72% of #FReDA participants are in a relationship, but not all of them live with their partner. 18% don't live with their partner. Of those living apart, 61% said there were external circumstances, which was why they were living apart.

What are the reasons why couples have to live apart? 30% don't live together for work-related reasons, 22% for housing-related reasons, & 19% for financial reasons. It's possible that these numbers change in the future since working from home is now more common.

https://fgzrisc.hypotheses.org/3814

In case you missed it! Chayut Wongkamthong & Olanrewaju Akande on "A Comparative Study of Imputation Methods for Multivariate Ordinal Data"

"The results highlight several important conclusions about the performances of MI methods for ordinal data as well as several implementation decisions analysts will need to make in applying the methods ... [and] illustrate some potential issues with uncertainty quantification when using some of the MI methods."
#Research #Statistics
https://doi.org/10.1093/jssam/smab028

RT @SWRBildung: Unis im Ausland machen es vor: Arbeit in der Wissenschaft kann auch anders laufen, mit Jobs für Lecturer/Researcher u. Departments zum Beispiel. Erste Ansätze dazu gibt es auch in Deutschland. #IchbinHanna @swr2wissen u.a. mit @DrKEichhorn @jule_specht
https://t.co/EHCR5qw2Bm

New in Advance Access! Editor's Choice Article!

"Preferred Reporting Items for Complex Sample #Survey Analysis (PRICSSA)" by Andrew Seidenberg, Richard Moser, & Brady West

"To help introduce standards for reporting analyses of survey data, we propose the Preferred Reporting Items for Complex Sample Survey Analysis (PRICSSA), an itemized checklist to guide researchers publishing analyses using complex sample survey data."

#transparency #data #research

https://academic.oup.com/jssam/advance-article/doi/10.1093/jssam/smac040/7136601

In case you missed it! "Sequential and Concurrent Internet-Telephone Mixed-Mode Designs in Sexual Health Behavior Research" by Stéphane Legleye and Géraldine Charrance

"Sequential telephone-Internet mixed-mode protocols nested in a probability telephone survey may be a good way to improve survey research on sensitive behaviors."
#Research #Statistics #Survey
https://doi.org/10.1093/jssam/smab026

The American Association for Public Opinion Research, American Statistical Association, and Oxford University Press invite applications and nominations for Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology (JSSAM). We seek editors with the expertise & enthusiasm to lead the journal. This team will succeed the current co-editors Kristen Olson (survey methodology) & Jenny Thompson (survey statistics). The deadline for applications is Sept. 15, 2023.

https://academic.oup.com/jssam/pages/call-for-editor-applications

My term as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology (@JSurvStatMeth) has about one year left, and the search for the next editorial team is underway!

I'll be at #AAPOR and at the Joint Statistical Meetings and happy to chat with anyone who is interested in chatting about the role, the journal, and more.

The formal call for editors is here:
https://academic.oup.com/jssam/pages/call-for-editor-applications

New article alert! "Fully Bayesian Estimation Under Dependent and Informative Cluster Sampling" by Luis G León-Novelo & Terrance D Savitsky

"We compare our method to plug-in Bayesian and frequentist alternatives in a simulation study and demonstrate that our method most closely achieves correct uncertainty quantification for model parameters, including the generating variances for cluster-indexed random effects."
#Research #Statistics #Survey
https://doi.org/10.1093/jssam/smab037

Interested in Longitudinal data on the Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 Outbreak in Germany? The most recent dataset of the GESIS Panel offers data covering the peak phase of the pandemic from March 2020 to April 2022. For more info, see https://gesis.org/gesis-panel/coronavirus-outbreak

btw
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Wir bleiben aufmerksam & vernetzt

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@CarinaCornesse@qoto.org I have no experience of this myself. If (mobile) browser / webapp doesn't work well, you could try this app for #Bookwyrm

@CarinaCornesse@qoto.org There is also a free #Fediverse alternative to #Goodreads, namely #Bookwyrm.
It is still under construction and the book mentioned above is not yet reviewed there.
The functions are supposed to be similar to Goodreads (which is owned by amazon) and it would be nice if more people used it so that it becomes a real alternative.
An article about Bookwyrm has just been published (in German): https://gnulinux.ch/bookwyrm-der-buecherdrache-des-fediverse
See also here in the #JoinFediverseWiki : https://joinfediverse.wiki/What_is_BookWyrm%3F

New issue alert!
Multilingual and multinational surveys, Bayesian estimation and more! Articles by Behr and Braun; Jabkowski, Cichocki & Kolczyniska; Jones, Brick, and Van de Kerckhove; West, Wagner, Coffey, and Elliott; Beaumont, Bocci and St-Louis, Adekpedjou and Bindele; Liu, Gelman, and Chen, Gellar, et al., and Leon-Novelo and Savitsky.
See the full issue here:
https://academic.oup.com/jssam/issue/11/2

This #OpenAccess article on bibliometric analysis of publications on data integration and nonprobability surveys is so fun!

It's especially interesting to see how @CarinaCornesse & colleagues (Annelies Blom; Joe Sakshaug; Ulrich Krieger) fits as a leader in ideas and @JSurvStatMeth as an outlet for this work.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40300-023-00243-6