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Self-generated identification codes for anonymous collection of longitudinal questionnaire data.

K A Kearney, R H Hopkins, A L Mauss, R A Weisheit.   

Abstract

The success of a self-generated identification code for linking longitudinal questionnaire data was examined. The matching procedure developed for linking questionnaires, including a simple technique to compensate for nonidentical codes, yielded a high success rate (92% linkage of cases over a one-month interval and 78% over a one-year interval) and very few incorrectly linked cases. The procedure worked equally well with elementary and high school students, and the resulting samples were representative of the student population on a wide range of measures. Some suggestions are offered regarding the elements comprising self-generated codes.

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Year:  1984        PMID： 10265980     DOI： 10.1093/poq/48.1b.370

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Public Opin Q        ISSN： 0033-362X


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