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Quantitative research / Sociology / United States Census Bureau / Jon Krosnick / Consumer Expenditure Survey / National Health Interview Survey / American National Election Studies / Monitoring the Future / Survey methodology / Statistics / Data collection / Sampling
Date: 2013-06-26 23:20:53
Quantitative research
Sociology
United States Census Bureau
Jon Krosnick
Consumer Expenditure Survey
National Health Interview Survey
American National Election Studies
Monitoring the Future
Survey methodology
Statistics
Data collection
Sampling

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