This article examines recent changes in the two major components of nonresponse: inaccessibility
of potential respondents and unwillingness of potential respondents to participate in …

Objectives: To investigate both the Walk ScoreTM and a self-reported measure of neighborhood
walkability (“Perceived Neighborhood Walkability”) as estimators of transport and …

Background In 2018, the most recent year for which data are available, dog bites ranked as
the 13th leading cause of nonfatal emergency department visits in the United States. As dog …

This study uses geographic information systems (GIS) to measure the incidence and track
the spread of the influenza pandemic of 1918 in Hartford, Connecticut. The data for the study …

The objective of this study is to document the incidence of falls from playground equipment
in the United States over time and to provide a detailed profile of the individuals injured in …

This study examines the effect of hypersegregation on turnout in recent elections in Bridgeport,
Connecticut and Baltimore, Maryland. A Geographical Information System (GIS) is used …

Introduction Scant attention has been given to pedestrians injured in accidents resulting from
collisions with cyclists. This scholarly neglect is surprising given the growing popularity of …

The proliferation of the telephone answering machine raises a number of questions about
the continued efficiency of the telephone as a data-gathering mechanism. The most critical of …

Student attitudes towards distance learning can affect both the acquisition of knowledge
and the motivation to learn. This study explores student attitudes towards the following four …

The results of evaluation research studies, even those that are meticulously designed and
carefully executed, often are not implemented. This article examines some of the critical …