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Publisher: Oxford University Press

Volume 67, Number 1, 2003
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Editorial Note
pp. i-i(1)
Author: PETER V. MILLER

The Polls—Review Symposium Election Night 2000 in Perspective: Fluke or Normal Accident? Introduction to the Symposium
pp. 1-4(4)
Authors: THOMAS M. GUTERBOCK; ROBERT P. DAVES

The Case for Caution: This System Is Dangerously Flawed
pp. 5-18(14)
Author: JOAN KONNER

News Organizations' Responses to the Mistakes of Election 2000: Why They Will Continue to Project Elections
pp. 19-31(13)
Author: KATHLEEN A. FRANKOVIC

An Evaluation of Procedures and Operations Used by the Voter News Service for the 2000 Presidential Election
pp. 32-44(13)
Authors: PAUL BIEMER; RALPH FOLSOM; RICHARD KULKA; JUDITH LESSLER; BABU SHAH; MICHAEL WEEKS

Voter News Service after the Fall
pp. 45-58(14)
Author: WARREN J. MITOFSKY

Black-White Differences in Attitudes toward Homosexuality and Gay Rights
pp. 59-78(20)
Author: GREGORY B. LEWIS

Telephone versus Face-to-Face Interviewing of National Probability Samples with Long Questionnaires: Comparisons of Respondent Satisficing and Social Desirability Response Bias
pp. 79-125(47)
Authors: ALLYSON L. HOLBROOK; MELANIE C. GREEN; JON A. KROSNICK

Costs and Benefits of Improving Response Rates for a Hard-to-Reach Population
pp. 126-138(13)
Authors: JULIEN O. TEITLER; NANCY E. REICHMAN; SUSAN SPRACHMAN

Prepaid Monetary Incentives and Data Quality in Face-to-Face Interviews: Data from the 1996 Survey of Income and Program Participation Incentive Experiment
pp. 139-147(9)
Authors: MICHAEL DAVERN; TODD H. ROCKWOOD; RANDY SHERROD; STEPHEN CAMPBELL

Research Synthesis: Protection of Human Subjects of Research: Recent Developments and Future Prospects for the Social Sciences
pp. 148-164(17)
Authors: ELEANOR SINGER; FELICE J. LEVINE

Robert Denton Coursen, 1921–2002
pp. 165-167(3)
Author: MERVIN FIELD

Manuscript Referees, 2001–2002
pp. 168-169(2)

Notice to Contributors
pp. 170-172(3)

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