All time references are in CEST
| 08:15 - 17:00 | Registration desk opens |
| 09:00 - 10:30 | Conference opening & Keynote from Professor Daniel Oberski: Social measurement: how are we doing? (Room: Aula Magna) |
| 10:30 - 11:00 | Coffee break |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Recruiting Web Surveys via Postal-Mail: Best-Practice, Experiments, and Innovation 1 (Room: U6-01a)Session Organisers: Recruiting a Small Probability-Based Online Panel Using Mail and SMS The role of incentives in the response rate and representativity of an official large-scale probability-based online panel Recruitment of the first cohort for the RKI Panel Landfills full of $5 bills: Address-based sampling in the Understanding America Study Does a QR-Code in the invitation letter increase participation in a push-to-web survey? |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Restarting the debate on unipolar vs. bipolar rating scales 1 (Room: U6-01b)Session Organisers: Bipolar and unipolar response scales in translated surveys: the importance of source analysis for multilingual surveys Agree with Who?: Acquiescence Bias in Agreement Question Types is More Likely a Polarity Effect Neither here nor there? Respondents’ explanation for choosing the midpoint in bipolar scales |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Smart surveys: Measurement, data processing and data integration 1 (Room: U6-01c)Session Organisers: Surveys or digital trace data, which one should we use? Using Generalized MultiTrait-MultiMethod models to simultaneously estimate the measurement quality of surveys and digital trace data. Methodological challenges in triangulating children’s smartphone use and online behaviour Social Media for Smart Surveys and Statistics |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Inattentiveness and Satisficing in Self-Administered Surveys 1 (Room: U6-01e)Session Organisers: Comparing different types of respondents’ attentiveness measures: Experimental evidence from the German Internet Panel and the Swedish Citizen Panel Attention check failures in online surveys: On the influence of survey design options and respondent specific characteristics An Innovative Approach to the Measurement of Satisficing in Open-ended Questions from Web Probing |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Survey Data Harmonisation 1 (Room: U6-01f)Session Organisers: Surveycodings.org for surveying socio-economic variables: educational attainment, field of education, occupation, industry, religious denominations Good enough? A comparison of different harmonization procedures and their substantive consequences Cross-national cognitive testing: harmonising question testing across two European social surveys Bridging the divide: Ex-post harmonisation between the European Values Study and the European Social Survey. A possible scenario of future collaboration. |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Survey Nonresponse Trends and Trust in Surveys: A global perspective on the current survey climate 1 (Room: U6-06)Session Organisers: Trust in surveys, income non-response and linkage consent - the SHARE perspective Trust Us: The Role of Polls in Society in 2022 Public Opinion Research in Russia After February 2022: Crisis of Confidence or Business as Usual? Survey attitudes and confidence in leaders in polling institutions |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Adapting survey mode in a changing survey landscape: Experiences from repeat cross-national, cross-sectional, and general social surveys 1 (Room: U6-07)Session Organisers: An Experimental Evaluation of Changing to a Mixed Mode Design in the National Study of Caregiving ESS 10 in Israel: Self-Completion Fieldworker-Assisted Data Collection Implementing self-completion mode - experiences of the Polish ESS Dealing with Decreasing Response Rates and Increasing Interview Costs: Simultaneous vs. Sequential Mixed-Mode Design within a German Nationwide Survey Experiment General Social Survey Web Experiments and European Social Survey Baselines: A multi-survey attempt at experimental validation |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | State of the Metadata Infrastructure (Room: U6-08)Session Organisers: From Questionnaire Documentation to OnlineSurvey with LimeSurvey and back based on DDI 3.2 LC Towards Metadata Driven Harmonisation Linked Open Research Data for Social Science – a concept registry for granular data documentation State of the DDI Cloud |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | New Social Norms in Times of Covid-19: Challenges for Survey Research 1 (Room: U6-09)Session Organisers: Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancy After and Before the Beginning of Vaccination Campaign in Italy Covid-19 Vaccine Skepticism and its Determinants in Turkey Compliance with COVID-19 Protective Measures and Attitudes Towards Vaccination in Slovenia: Methodological Challenges Measuring Compliance with Covid-19 Preventive Interventions: Text vs. Image Vignettes in a Factorial Survey on Wearing Face Masks Face-to-Face-Interviews during the Covid-19 pandemic and the effects of mask usage: Experience from Germany |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Agility and the Survey Life-Cycle - If and what survey practitioners can learn from software development 1 (Room: U6-11)Session Organisers: Agile Project Management Using SCRUM in SHARE Applying Agile Project Management to Survey Design: The Implementation of Respondent-Centred Design to Improve Survey Quality Creating Innovative Survey Instruments and Designing Web Questionnaires in a Traditional Project Environment: Agile Development is Not Just “Waterfall in Sprints” Managing a multi-client collaborative project - agile working in large projects. |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Perceptions of Inequality and Justice 1 (Room: U6-20)Session Organisers: Reflections of subjective inequality and political actions: The role of the target outgroup Disentangling people’s fairness of earnings evaluations using distributional survey experiments Window-dressing or Justice? Survey Experiments on Citizen Perceptions of Police Misconduct Perceptions and preferences about income taxes: A factorial survey approach Who should get and who should give? A survey experiment on public preferences for both sides of redistribution |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Integrating Data from Different Survey Projects (Room: U6-21)Session Organisers: Multidimensional Deprivation Index using Data Integration Approaches in Small Area Estimation: A Colombian Case Study Training in times of crisis – The interrelation of further training investments and business-cycle effects Validation of a Survey-to-Survey Imputation Approach to Filling Poverty Data Gaps at Low Cost: Evidence from a Randomized Survey Experiment A controlled vocabulary for a Social Sciences knowledge graph: better definition of relationships To what extent do supply and demand meet in politics? Comparing databases for the 2022 Italian General Elections |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Survey methods for studying the impact of multiple crises on attitudes towards the EU: findings and methodological challenges (Room: U6-22)Session Organisers: How did Covid affect European legitimacy? A search for clues with ESS data The change within: How crises contexts influence EU support and its explanation of citizens. How Multiple Crises Change Citizens' Attitudes on European Integration EU solidarity in troubling times: does cultural cleavage matter? Subjects, cohorts, attainment or selection? Disentangling the effect of schooling on political beliefs in adulthood |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | The LGBTQI* challenge: How to include sexual and gender minorities in general population, longitudinal and cross-national surveys? 1 (Room: U6-23)Session Organisers: Development of a Single Non-binary Gender Item: Methodology and Implications for Asking about Gender Beyond the Binary: Possibilities, Challenges, and Perspectives in the Measurement of Sex/Gender Moving beyond the binary – Examining the advantages and challenges of a more complex sex and gender identity measure in a Swiss population survey |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | New Developments and Challenges in Measuring Socioeconomic Status (Room: U6-28)Session Organisers: How reliable is the educational measurement in surveys? An international test-retest study Challenging the Limitations of Status Indices: Expanding the Use of Survey Data for a Revised Theoretical Framework Impact of Scale Orientation on Measurement of Subjective Social Status in a Cross-National Survey The effect of operationalisation on the correlation between objective and subjective socioeconomic status. A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. |
| 11:00 - 12:30 | Surveying Older People in Times of Crisis: Methodological Issues 1 (Room: U6-02)Session Organisers: Revisiting interviewer continuity in a panel survey of older respondents Can we better include people with dementia in an annual survey about elderly care? The use of proxy respondents in research involving oldest-old: Proxies’ profiles and data quality in SWISS100 study Addressing answer consistency of residents in retirement homes: experiences from a mixed-methods study |
| 12:30 - 14:00 | Lunch |
| 12.30 - 14.00 | ESRA 21-23 board meeting |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Recruiting Web Surveys via Postal-Mail: Best-Practice, Experiments, and Innovation 2 (Room: U6-01a)Session Organisers: Quid Pro Quota? The Effects of Incentives on Survey Participation From Concurrent Mixed-Mode to Push-to-Web: Experimental Design Change in a Panel Survey Study with Postal Mail Recruitment Examining Data Quality and Respondent Burden When QR Codes Push Respondents to Complete Via Mobile Devices: An Experiment on a U.S. Government Web-Only Survey The Effect of Targeting and Framing on Panel Recruitment: A Comparison Across Four Panels |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Inattentiveness and Satisficing in Self-Administered Surveys 2 (Room: U6-01b)Session Organisers: What to do with instructional manipulation checks in data analysis? Evidence from the ResPOnsE COVID-19 survey New evidence on response biases time stability in online surveys: use of IRT models and response time data Do you agree? Do you strongly agree? Response categories and verification of substantive hypotheses Improving the Quality of Responses in Volunteer Web Survey Panels |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Survey Data Harmonisation 2 (Room: U6-01c)Session Organisers: Connecting and Harmonizing Empirical Social Science Research in Societal Crises Revising the Statistic of German Adult Education Centres: How to assess and communicate issues of time-series comparability in a long-term panel study? Harmony: Development and use of a Natural Language Processing tool to facilitate measurement harmonisation across studies Biased Bivariate Correlations in Insufficiently Harmonized Survey Data |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Safe research data sharing: disclosivity and sensitivity issues 1 (Room: U6-01e)Session Organisers: Benefits, Challenges, and Solutions for Reproducible Survey Research The role of data sharing in survey dropout: A study among scientists as respondents Tiered Data Classification for Safe Sharing of Longitudinal Cohort Data Linking without unmasking: dwelling on framework for safe linkage of twitter and survey data. Shifting Pathways: Managing the risks of the different access routes for sensitive data |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Reducing respondent burden (Room: U6-01f)Session Organiser: Ms Susanne Göttlinger (Statistics Austria) Tracing respondents’ footpaths – How user journey analysis can help to reduce respondent burden Diminishing Returns: When Should Real-world Surveys Stop Sampling? Reducing Respondent Burden: Goal and Tool Respondent Centred Surveys: Stop, Listen and then Design; Application at Pace |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Agility and the Survey Life-Cycle - If and what survey practitioners can learn from software development 2 (Room: U6-06)Session Organisers: Developing data: how software-like development approach can enhance the survey data management GitLab at the Socio-Econiomic Panel Speeding up questionnaire development by software development principles Sanity Checking of Multilingual Survey Translations in TranslationCTRL |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Surveying Older People in Times of Crisis: Methodological Issues 2 (Room: U6-07)Session Organisers: Data Quality in Research of the Elderly: Lessons from the German Ageing Survey (DEAS) Testing a targeted push-to-web design for older audiences: learnings from the GP Patient Survey SHARE CATI COVID Challenges and Benefits of Including Institutionalized, Cognitively Impaired, and Unable-to-Respond Individuals in a Representative Survey of the Very Old |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Perceptions of Inequality and Justice 2 (Room: U6-08)Session Organisers: Who perceives and supports meritocracy?: Testing the role of access to higher education Experiencing heterogeneity: socioeconomic diversity in everyday interactions and attitudes towards inequality across contemporary societies Perceived salary and gender gaps in survey research Bottom-up Fairness: Subjective Fairness Perceptions in Automated Decision Making What People Believe Others (Should) Earn: Multifactorial Survey Experiments on Perceptions of Inequality and Justice |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Ideologies and attitudes towards science (Room: U6-09)Session Organiser: Dr Vera Toepoel (Statistics Netherlands) LAIC: A questionnaire designed to measure the attitudinal and ideological dimensions of the styles of thinking about science Politicized and commercialized perception of science in COVID-19 times: designing and exploring new survey findings The rejection of science from the perspective of a questionnaire designed to measure attitudes and ideology towards science |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Adapting survey mode in a changing survey landscape: Experiences from repeat cross-national, cross-sectional, and general social surveys 2 (Room: U6-11)Session Organisers: Shifting from face-to-face to self-completion mixed mode design (Push-to-Web+Mail) in two cross-national surveys: the implementation of ISSP2020 and ESS10 in Spain Same, Same, Not So Different? Switching the ESS in Germany From Face-to-Face to Self-Completion and Its Implications for Data Quality and Sample Composition Comparing Face-to-Face and Self-Completion Surveys: Results from the European Social Survey Mode Experiment in Finland Challenges and successes of changing mode in a cross-national context: Developing a self-completion approach for the European Social Survey Italian anti-vaxxer' motivations. Adopting a |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Survey Nonresponse Trends and Trust in Surveys: A global perspective on the current survey climate 2 (Room: U6-20)Session Organisers: Soft Attrition in Self-Completion Panel Surveys: Evidence on Respondent Changes and its Influencing Factors from the German GESIS Panel The Relation Between Nonresponse Rates and Nonresponse Bias. An Update and Extension of Groves and Peytcheva (2008) Survey Design Features With Potential for High Response Rates: A Meta-analytical Approach Predicting Nonresponse in Surveys in Sweden 2015 to 2021: Cohort Replacement or Cooling Survey Climate? Open-ending questions to close |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Data donation and linking digital trace data 1 (Room: U6-21)Session Organisers: A Platform for Digital Data Donation Data donations, are they worth the effort? The accuracy and validity of smartphone usage measures computed with self-reports and data donations Opportunities and challenges of real-time data linkage designs - A case study using the Spotify API Estimating measurement quality in digital trace data and surveys using the MultiTrait MultiMethod model ChatDashboard - A Framework to collect, link, and process donated WhatsApp Chatlog Data |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Mixing Modes in Longitudinal Surveys (Room: U6-22)Session Organisers: Data Collection during the Covid19-Pandamic: Non-response in the IAB-Establishment Panel Mode Effects of Web-based Assessment of Cognitive Functioning in the Health and Retirement Study Developing A Goodness-of-Fit Hypothesis Test for Functional Form Model Misspecification in Longitudinal Mixed Mode Effect Studies with Complex Samples Experimenting with Sequential Mixed-Mode Approaches for New Household Screening in a Long-term Panel Study Experimental Assessment of Mode Effects on Interview Responses in a Longitudinal Survey: Comparing Telephone and Web Interviews in the US Panel Study of Income Dynamics – Transition into Adulthood Supplement |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | The LGBTQI* challenge: How to include sexual and gender minorities in general population, longitudinal and cross-national surveys? 2 (Room: U6-23)Session Organisers: If Queers were Counted: An Updated Inquiry into European Socioeconomic Data on LGB(TI)QS Order Effects and Question Wording of Gender and Sexuality Blocks on Surveys: Experimental Evidence in the US and UK Mainstreaming SOGIESC in representative surveys and administrative data: A Guidance Note for Member States and other relevant actors The LGBTI Inclusion Index: an innovative tool to incentivise human rights and development data |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Creating a Physically and Psychologically Safe Research Environment (Room: U6-28)Session Organiser: Dr Mariel Leonard (DeZIM) Measuring the efficiency of RDD sampling in a national research study on women victims of domestic violence in Brazil. Safe and Sound: Providing Vulnerable Respondents with a Safe Online Research Environment Finding a Balance Between Survey Requirements and Mitigation of Risks in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic Systematizing Identification of Sensitive Topics and Contexts |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Using Panel Surveys to Study Values and Beliefs in Times of Crisis (Room: U6-02)Session Organisers: Testing the longitudinal measurement invariance of the New Environmental Paradigm Scale to measure environmental concern Before, During and After the Deluge: Monitoring the French Resident Population’s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic with a Probability-Based Longitudinal Survey A Revisit to the Measure of Immigration Attitudes - Disentangling Public Issue Salience From Anti-immigrant Attitudes Given Media Salience’s Effect Using a longitudinal mobile phone survey to track social changes during the COVID-19 pandemic: the case of Mexico’s ENCOVID-19 Longitudinal |
| 14:00 - 15:30 | New Social Norms in Times of Covid-19: Challenges for Survey Research 2 (Room: U6-03)Session Organisers: Conflictual values and behaviours of Italians during the Covid-19 Pandemic The Dynamics of Emancipative Values Orientations during the COVID-19 Pandemics in Russia: Evidence from Three Waves of the Values in Crisis Survey Nationalist Solidarity and Compliance in Combating Covid-19 in Egypt and Tunisia Conspiracy Beliefs in Times of Covid-19: How does Authoritarianism mediate the Link between Tolerance for Ambiguity and Beliefs in Conspiracy Theories? What have we learnt from COVID? Asking retrospective questions to study attitudinal change during the pandemic |
| 15:30 - 16:00 | Coffee break |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Developments in survey methods and analysis about LGBTI+ populations 1 (Room: U6-01a)Session Organiser: Dr Angelo Moretti (Utrecht University) Facilitating LGBTIQ equality data collection in the EU: A Guidance Note for Member States and other relevant actors Designing a Strategy to Recruit a Representative Sample of the Older LGBT Population in the United States Boy or girl? Development of additional options in survey research with children and correlates of non-binary gender identification |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Adapting survey mode in a changing survey landscape: Experiences from repeat cross-national, cross-sectional, and general social surveys 3 (Room: U6-01b)Session Organisers: Devising an Optimal Mixed-Mode Data Collection Strategy for the US General Social Survey [GSS] Consequences of Moving from RDD to Web-based Probability Panels The Transition to Mixed Mode in the Generations and Gender Survey: An Overview and Lessons Learnt Evaluating Mode Effects and Response Trends using the 2016-2022 General Social Survey |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Survey research in pilot-municipalities projects (Room: U6-01c)Session Organisers: Online and Offline Survey Participation of Older Adults dependent on Municipality Housing Environment Preferences in a Challenged Neighbourhood |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Current Developments in Mobility Survey Methods 1 (Room: U6-01e)Session Organisers: Trip Reporting in Traditional Household Travel Surveys – What Can We Do To Ensure High Quality of Data Collection? Surveying Travel Behavior in Challenging Times: Survey Design and Fieldwork Experience of the German Household Travel Survey “Mobility in Cities – SrV 2023” A spatial perspective on vocational education and training (VET) markets – The role of public transport commuting times Imputing missing mobility data in the 2018 Smartphone Travel Diary Study |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Cultural Capital in a Digitalized World (Room: U6-01f)Session Organisers: The Relevance of E-Books for Measuring Cultural Capital Changes of cultural and economic capital over time in two neighborhoods in Cologne, Germany Measuring Cultural Capital Using Book Collections. What Are We Missing by Not Asking About Digital Objects? |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Pitfalls in data integration (Room: U6-06)Session Organisers: Merging Survey, Epidemiological and Twitter Data: Challenges of data integration and implications for model effects Comparative Measures of Reliability for Integrated Datasets Creating new Opportunities for Data Analysis? Using Data Fusion of Social Surveys to Expand Their Potential for Analysis – Implications Based on Case-Studies from Austria |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Analyzing interaction between interviewers and sample members to better understand survey participation and data quality (Room: U6-07)Session Organisers: Linking interviewer effects to problematic interactional behaviors between interviewer and respondent in a multilingual context Using Indicators of Respondent Behavior to Predict Interviewer Quality Concerns Spontaneous interviewer actions in interviews on trust in different institutions and neighbors |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Out of Touch - Potential of Spatial Structure Indicators to Analyse Social and Educational Inequality (Room: U6-08)Session Organisers: Using Survey Data to develop agent-based models of segregation The added value of spatial structure indicators for youth research Determinants of Job-to-Job Mobility in Germany – How Regions Encourage or Discourage Worker Mobility The Regional Political Climate and Spatial Inequalities: Causes of Internal Migration and Their Comparison |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Contemporary issues in measurement invariance research (Room: U6-20)Session Organisers: Single-Item Measures of Happiness and Life Satisfaction: The Issue of Cross-country Invariance of Popular General Well-being Measures Explaining why individual religiosity measurement is non-comparable across countries with religious, cultural, and political indicators Social Disadvantages in Solving Mathematical Items? Differential Item Functioning as a Mean to Obtain Knowledge About Respondents |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Survey Data Harmonisation 3 (Room: U6-21)Session Organisers: General framework for harmonizing data from panel surveys Output Harmonisation of Sociodemographic Variables: Developing Proposals for Standard Variables for German Surveys. Harmonising survey data resulting from different translation approaches: risk or enrichment? Data harmonization in the new round of the Generations and Gender Survey |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Smart surveys: Data collection and logistics 1 (Room: U6-22)Session Organisers: The Cost-Quality Tradeoff of Stopping Rules in SIPP How to Cold Call Firms? An Application of Multi-Armed Bandit Optimization in Corporate Web Surveys Answering current challenges of and changes to producing of official statistics using the data collection platform MOTUS. |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Cross-national multi-purpose survey data as a resource for political research 2 (Room: U6-23)Session Organisers: Consequences of Regional Electoral Success of Right-Wing Populist Parties for Immigrants’ Political Trust The Impact of Hate Speech in Search Engines on Political Attitudes – Evidence from an Online Experiment Populist attitudes and support for lockdown measures: a comparative study of 25 European countries. The formation of political trust among immigrants in Europe: an analysis on the ESS data |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Data donation and linking digital trace data 2 (Room: U6-28)Session Organisers: Determinants of willingness to donate data from social media platforms What is the best way of collecting data donations? An experiment assessing the feasibility of three data donation approaches to measure smartphone usage. Sharing Digital Traces: Experimental Evidence on the Influence of the Data Type, the Recipient, and a Safe Transmission Digital trace data collection through data donation in online panels: Willingness, Consent, Nonparticipation biases |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Towards Net Zero: Decreasing the environmental impact of surveys (Room: U6-02)Session Organiser: Ms Joanna d'Ardenne (NatCen Social Research) An Unexpected Connection: Reducing the Ecological Footprint with Respondent-Centred Design Ideas on how to reduce CO2 emissions at each stage of the survey cycle |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Surveying Older People in Times of Crisis: Methodological Issues 3 (Room: U6-03)Session Organisers: Keeping participants engaged. What we have learnt (so far) from the Italian qualitative Longitudinal Study on Older People’s Quality of Life during the Covid-19 pandemic (ILQA-19) Gender-of-Interviewer effects on nursing home residents’ survey responses about pain, depression, and quality of life Assessing the representativeness and data quality of older individuals in a household panel survey Response and Contact Rates in the Population-based Study on Health of Older People in Germany (Health 65+) |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Live video interviewing in survey practice 1 (Room: U6-05)Session Organisers: Video-Assisted Personal Interviewing: Opportunities and Challenges Video interviewing on the European Social Survey Experiences of video interviewing in two UK national cohort studies |
| 17:15 - 18:30 | General Assembly and Cerimony Awards (Room: Aula Magna) |
| 18:30 - 19:30 | SRM associates meeting (Room: U6-01a) |