Household Sampling is a sampling method that selects households as the primary sampling units within a population to ensure that data collection is organized around domestic living arrangements rather than individuals or other social groupings.
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The General Household Survey 1974
Keith Hope, H. M. S. O. · British Journal of Sociology · 1978 · 674 citations
The Next-Birthday Method of Respondent Selection
Charles T. Salmon, John Spicer Nichols · Public Opinion Quarterly · 1983 · 307 citations
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