Challenges and Opportunities when Studying Hard-to-Reach Populations
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2022-02-25
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Indiana University Workshop in Methods
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Are you interested in surveying hard-to-reach populations? In this talk, I will briefly discuss my book project and ongoing projects, focusing on my motivations for providing practical tips for collecting survey data among Asian Americans and Latinos. I will emphasize the challenges of studying hard-to-reach populations like Asian Americans and Latinos. In that spirit, I will introduce considerations and practical steps for pursuing research from sampling strategy, matching process, survey questionnaire ordering, the timeline for completing your project, to various negotiation stages to consider when working with a survey firm. Finally, I will offer limitations of this approach and how you might address them in the publication of your research.
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Dr. Chinbo Chong is a Center for Research on Race & Ethnicity in Society Post-Doctoral Fellow and a Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science at Indiana University. She earned her PhD at the University of Michigan in July 2019. Her research on American politics addresses political behavior, public opinion, and political incorporation with an emphasis on race, ethnicity, and immigration; she uses survey and experimental methods in her research.
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