A statistical methodology for analyzing data from a complex survey: the first National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
John Richard Landis, Lepkowski Jm, Eklund Sa, Stehouwer Sa
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John Richard Landis, Lepkowski Jm, Eklund Sa, Stehouwer Sa
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This report presents an approach to analyzing data from a survey with a complex sample design. The data used to illustrate the approach are from the first [U.S.] National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey a national probability sample survey that was conducted in 1971-74 with an augmentation survey in 1974-75. Data are examined using regression techniques analysis of variance and categorical data analysis. (EXCERPT)
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This report presents an approach to analyzing data from a survey with a complex sample design. The data used to illustrate the approach are from the first [U.S.] National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey a national probability sample survey that was conducted in 1971-74 with an augmentation survey in 1974-75. Data are examined using regression techniques analysis of variance and categorical data analysis. (EXCERPT)
Key concepts: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, Categorical variable, Survey sampling, Survey data collection, Sample (material), Survey methodology, Variance (accounting), Survey research