Re-engineered SIPP – Progress Update – Survey Sponsors Meeting US Census Bureau January 28 th, 2010.

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Re-engineered SIPP – Progress Update – Survey Sponsors Meeting US Census Bureau January 28 th, 2010

Current SIPP Basics National panel survey – Since 1984 with sample size between about 11,000 and 45,000 interviewed households The duration of each panel varies from 2½ yrs to 4 yrs The SIPP sample is a multistage-stratified sample of the U.S. civilian noninstitutionalized population The survey uses a 4-month recall period – 3 interviews / year The sample is divided into 4 rotation groups for monthly interviewing Interviews are conducted by personal visit and by decentralized telephone

The Save the SIPP Campaign New York Times Editorials Discovering What Happens Next Save our SIPP The Continuing Saga of SIPP NY Representative, Carolyn Maloney stated: “I want to thank all of the policy groups and economists who worked so hard to help reverse the Administration’s original SIPP decision. Because of their dedication and hard work, the Administration came to understand how important SIPP is to creating and implementing good public policy.”

SIPP Re-Engineering Implement Improvements to SIPP - reduce costs - reduce R burden - improve processing system - modernize instrument - expand/enhance use of admin records Key Design Change: - annual interview, 12-month reference pd., event history calendar methods

EHC Interviewing Human Memory - structured/organized - links and associations EHC Exploits Memory Structure - links between the occurrence and timing of events EHC Encourages Active Assistance to Rs - flexible approach to help elicit an autobiographical “story”

Evaluations of EHC Methods Many EHC vs. “Q-List” Comparisons - various methods - in general: positive data quality results BUT, Important Research Gaps - data quality for need-based programs? - comparison to 4-month reference period?

SIPP Re-engineering Field Test Plans -Proof of concept test paper and pencil reinterview test -EHC CAPI test Integrated Blaise and C# instrument prototype -CAPI Revised test Test improvements to the wave 1 instrument, training, and expand sample to all regional offices Test wave 2 concepts and instrument, examine movers and attrition issues, and refine training procedures.

2008 Paper Field Test Goals & Design Basic Goal: Can an EHC interview collect data of comparable quality to standard SIPP? - month-level data - one 12-month ref pd interview vs. three 4-month ref pd interviews - especially for need-based programs Basic Design: EHC re-interview of SIPP sample HHs Approximately 2000 HHs in IL and TX

2008 Paper Field Test Overall Summary Successful “Proof of Concept” Overwhelming Finding: SIPP-EHC Agreement Valuable Lessons to Inform Next Test - larger, broader sample - “correct” timing of field period - automated questionnaire Specific Data Comparisons are Instructive

2010 EHC CAPI Test Goals & Design Basic Goal: Can a CAPI Event History Calendar interview be: - developed in-house (new/unknown requirements) - integrated with survey management systems - administered by regular field staff interviewers Develop and test new processing system Determine the comparability of data collected: - month-level data - (1) 12-month ref pd intvw vs. (3) 4-month ref pd intvws - especially for need-based programs Basic Design: 8000 HHs interviewed in 10 states limited to high poverty strata that can be matched to areas in 2008 Panel SIPP data. Recording of the completed interviews

2010 EHC CAPI Instrument

Current Status Interviewing in 6 of 12 regional office areas (10 States) Interviews continue through March 13. Recording of the completed interviews – transcription will begin shortly. Reviewing and making changes to content and design. Reviewing and revising training materials and methods Planning for 2013 Production implementation

LANDMARKS RESIDENCES PRESENCE OF PARENT - MOM PRESENCE OF PARENT - DAD REFERENCE YEAR 20XXINTERVIEW YEAR 20XX+1 INTV SCHOOL ENROLLMENT – (CURRENTLY ENROLLED fill) JOBS/BUSINESSES – (fill name of emp/bus from ehc as entered) + Job/Bus 2 – (fill name of emp/bus from ehc as entered) + Job/Bus 3 – (fill name of emp/bus from ehc as entered) + Job/Bus 4 – (fill name of emp/bus from ehc as entered) + Job/Bus 5 – (fill name of emp/bus from ehc as entered) ALL OTHER WORK FOR PAY TIME NOT WORKING MARITAL STATUS – (CURRENT MARITAL STATUS fill) SSI - SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME SNAP - FOOD STAMPS/SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PRGM TANF - TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES GA – GENERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM WIC – WOMEN, INFANTS AND CHILDREN PROGRAM HEALTH INSURANCE – PRIVATE COVERAGE + ADDITIONAL PRIVATE COVERAGE MEDICARE COVERAGE MEDICAID COVERAGE – (fill interview state program name) MILITARY COVERAGE – (VA, CHAMPUS, CHAMPVA) OTHER HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE TIME WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE Topic – (FILL TOPIC LABEL) * INTRO TO TOPIC QUESTION FILL – ASKS ABOUT STATUS NOW OR DIRECTS FR TO PROCEED[ ] (1) YES/PROCEED (2) NO (3) REFUSED * FOLLOW-UP ASKS ABOUT EVER DURING REFERENCE YEAR OR DIRECTS FR TO PROCEED[ ] (1) YES/PROCEED (2) NO (3) REFUSED * IDENTIFY NEW PERIOD OF TIME[ ] 0-NEW[F4 – EDIT SPELL] [CTRL-X DELETE SPELL] * WHEN DID THIS PERIOD OF (TOPIC FILL) END?[ ] CHOOSE MONTH * WHEN DID THIS PERIOD OF (TOPIC FILL) BEGIN?[ ] CHOOSE MONTH ANY MORE PERIODS OF (TOPIC FILL) DURING REFERENCE YEAR?[ ] (1) YES (2) NO IF YES TO ‘NOW’ INITIALIZE FIRST PERIOD AND FILL INTERVIEW MONTH IN THE ‘TO’ BOX AND SET FOCUS ON THE ‘FROM’ BOX RECORDING ‘NO’ ADDS STRIKEOUT TO ANY UNASSIGNED MONTHS IN THIS TOPIC – ANSWERING ‘YES’ CYCLES BACK TO NEW PERIOD – UPON SPELL COMPLETION YOU EXIT THE DETAILED QUESTIONS TO THE ‘ANY MORE’ ITEM. DEPENDENT DATA FILL UP TO LAST WAVES ‘INTV’ MONTH DATA ARE RECORDED UP TO THE MONTH OF INTERVIEW, WE ALLOW UP TO 6 MONTHS FROM THE END OF THE CALENDAR YEAR TO CONDUCT INTERVIEWS – MONTHS BEYOND THE INTERVIEW ARE GREY’ED OUT. FILL’S ARE USED TO LABEL INTERVIEW MONTH STATUS OR NAMES FROM JOBS/PROGR AM NAMES (FILL NAME OF PERSON FOR THIS EHC) Mockup (example of possible changes) for 2011 EHC CAPI Instrument

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