Telling the truth about drug use: How much does it matter?

D. E. HUNT ; R. KLING ; Y. ALMOZLINO ; S. JALBERT ; M. T. CHAPMAN ; W. RHODES | 2015
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.45, n°3, July 2015) Article : Périodique

The gap between what people admit about their behavior and what is actually true has plagued social scientists and survey methodologists for decades. This gap would not matter if it did not play an important role in estimation of the extent of t[...]

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Using booking data to model drug user arrest rates: A preliminary to estimating the prevalence of chronic drug use

W. RHODES ; R. KLING ; P. JOHNSTON | 2007
Dans Journal of Quantitative Criminology (Vol.23, n°1, March 2007) Article : Périodique

Public policy is often concerned with the size and characteristics of special populations that are difficult to reach in household surveys. Chronic drug users, who often live outside conventional households, provide the illustration motivating t[...]

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