Ashley K Fernandes, Sheria Wilson, Ansel P Nalin, Andrew Philip, Laura Gruber, Elise Kwizera, Bette S Sydelko, Shalini G Forbis, Stephanie Lauden
Pediatric Family-Centered Rounds and Humanism: A Systematic Review and Qualitative Meta-analysis
Hospital pediatrics
study compared three methods collecting survey data sexual behaviors sensitive topics computerassisted personal interviewing capi computerassisted selfadministered interviewing casi audio computerassisted selfadministered interviewing acasi interviews conducted area probability sample 300 adults cook county illinois experiment also compared open closed questions number sex partners varied context sex partner items embedded three mode groups differ response rates mode data collection affect level reporting sensitive behaviors forms selfadministration tended reduce disparity men women number sex partners reported selfadmimstration especially via acasi also increased proportion respondents admitting used illicit drugs addition closed answer options emphasized low end distribution fewer sex partners reported options emphasized high end distribution responses openended versions sex partner items generally fell responses two closed versions