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join the TI effort and be recognized for their promise to comply with the guidelines. Joining the TI does not imply any judgment about the quality or rigor of the methods being disclosed. The purpose of TI is to promote understanding of the relationship between methodology and survey quality, increase adherence to AAPOR's Code of
Professional Ethics and Practices and enable members of the media and the public to evaluate survey quality. As of 2023, there are 98 members.
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results. The Code is designed to express fundamental principles that apply to the conduct of research regardless of an individual's membership in AAPOR. Adherence to the principles and actions set out in the Code is possible for of all public opinion and survey researchers, whether they are AAPOR members or not.
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AAPOR's stated principle is that public opinion research is essential to a healthy democracy, providing information crucial to informed policy-making and giving voice to people's beliefs, attitudes and desires. Through its annual conference, standards and ethics codes and publications, AAPOR seeks to
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in 2020 was the only conference that was planned as an in-person meeting and converted to a virtual meeting due to the COVID-19 pandemic. AAPOR also sponsors short courses, webinars, and affinity group meetings. These events provide a platform for scholars and practitioners to exchange research, job
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As needed, AAPOR may commission a working group to address topical issues relating to the survey research industry. These working groups produce reports to introduce new methods, address methodological concerns or provide guidance on the application of specific research methods. Here are some of
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and survey and public opinion research. AAPOR members work on everything from political polls, to government surveys, to academic experiments and studies. AAPOR members not only conduct survey research, but they also teach courses for universities, professional organizations, and/or within their
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Professional Ethics and Practices that define and mandate the proper practice of public opinion and survey research with the appropriate use of research
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became the first group formally recognized by AAPOR. In 2019, an article in AAPOR's e-journal Survey
Practice provided examples of two women leaders' professional pathways and how AAPOR as a professional organization contributed to their development. In 2023, the
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Each year, AAPOR presents a portfolio of awards to recognize distinguished work in the profession, as well as to further the education of students and early career researchers; these awards are the highest honors given by the AAPOR.
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236:1980–81 Helen J. Kaufmann
215:1973–74 Harold Mendelsohn
206:1970–71 Richard H. Baxter
197:1967–68 Paul B. Sheatsley
179:1962–63 Joseph T. Klapper
176:1961–62 John W. Riley Jr.
173:1960–61 Robert O. Carlson
790:A Meeting Place and More
646:1978 W. Phillips Davison
625:1984 Ithiel de Sola Pool
547:2010 Michael W. Traugott
538:2013 Floyd J. Fowler Jr.
377:2016-17 Roger Tourangeau
362:2012–13 Paul J. Lavrakas
356:2010–11 Frank M. Newport
350:2008–09 Richard A. Kulka
332:2002–03 Mark A. Schulman
317:1998–99 Michael R. Kagay
248:1984–85 Albert E. Gollin
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182:1963–64 Charles Y. Glock
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140:1951–52 Bernard Berelson
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1986:Emerson College Polling
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607:1990 Herbert E. Krugman
592:1995 Herbert I. Abelson
553:2008 Kathleen Frankovic
541:2012 Daniel Yankelovich
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655:1975 Raymond A. Bauer
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640:1980 Shirley A. Star
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535:2014 Jon A. Krosnick
494:The AAPOR Book Award
438:Diversity Initiative
400:Standards and ethics
392:2021-22 Patricia Moy
383:2018-19 David Dutwin
359:2011–12 Scott Keeter
338:2004–05 Nancy Belden
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230:1978–79 Reuben Cohen
158:1955–56 Harry Alpert
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685:1965 Harry H. Field
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613:1988 Burns W. Roper
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380:2017-18 Tim Johnson
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586:1997 Irving Crespi
574:2001 Robert Groves
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