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Advancing longevity research in low and middle-income countries : A focus on older ages
Advancing longevity research in low and middle-income countries : A focus on older ages
The sequential multimode protocol of the 2023-2024 National Housing Survey: what feedback ?
Lone motherhood through the lens of diversifying conjugal trajectories.
Surveys have been an integral part of INED’s mission since its founding in 1945. Over time we’ve successfully adapted to methodological and technological developments and now conduct surveys on diverse social themes with vulnerable populations (e.g., unhoused people, migrants) and on difficult subjects (end-of-life, violence)
More informationRespondents in English-speaking countries are often offered monetary and/or material compensation for participating in quantitative research. The practice is nearly systematic in clinical research, and also occurs sometimes in human and social science research. Is it ethical? Does it in fact improve survey participation?
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