Items where Author is "Brunton-Smith, Ian"

Number of items: 24.
  • Trust in science, social consensus, and vaccine confidence. (2021) Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Jackson, Jonathan picture_as_pdf
  • Attitudes over time:the psychology of panel conditioning. Sturgis, Patrick and Allum, Nick and Brunton-Smith, Ian
  • Bridging structure and perception:on the neighbourhood ecology of beliefs and worries about violent crime. Brunton-Smith, Ian and Jackson, Jonathan and Sutherland, Alex
  • Collective efficacy, deprivation and violence in London. Sutherland, A. and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Jackson, Jonathan
  • Detecting and understanding interviewer effects on survey data by using a cross-classified mixed effects location-scale model. Brunton-Smith, Ian and Sturgis, Patrick and Leckie, George
  • Do Neighborhoods Generate Fear Of Crime? An Empirical Test Using The British Crime Survey. Brunton-Smith, Ian and Sturgis, Patrick
  • Does ethnic diversity erode trust? Putnams hunkering down thesis reconsidered. Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Read, Sanna and Allum, Nick
  • Ethnic diversity, segregation and the social cohesion of neighbourhoods in London. Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Kuha, Jouni and Jackson, Jonathan
  • Fieldwork effort, response rate, and the distribution of survey outcomes:a multilevel meta-analysis. Sturgis, Patrick and Williams, Joel and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Moore, Jamie
  • How collective is collective efficacy? The importance of consensus in judgments about community cohesion and willingness to intervene. Brunton-Smith, Ian and Sturgis, Patrick and Leckie, George picture_as_pdf
  • In the eye of the (motivated) beholder: towards a motivated cognition perspective on disorder perceptions. Jackson, Jonathan and Bradford, Ben and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Gray, Emily
  • Is success in obtaining contact and cooperation correlated with the magnitude of interviewer variance? Brunton-Smith, Ian and Sturgis, Patrick and Williams, Joel
  • Personality and survey satisficing. Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian picture_as_pdf
  • Police legitimacy and the norm to cooperate:using a mixed effects location-scale model to estimate the strength of social norms at a small spatial scale. Jackson, Jonathan and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Bradford, Ben and Rodrigues Oliveira, Thiago and Posch, Krisztian and Sturgis, Patrick picture_as_pdf
  • Public attitudes to genomic science:An experiment in information provision. Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Fife-Schaw, Chris
  • Regression-based response probing for assessing the validity of survey questions. Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Jackson, Jonathan picture_as_pdf
  • Residents of more ethnically diverse neighbourhoods actually reported higher levels of social cohesion. Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Kuha, Jouni and Jackson, Jonathan
  • Science knowledge and attitudes across cultures:a meta-analysis. Allum, Nick and Sturgis, Patrick and Tabourazi, Dimitra and Brunton-Smith, Ian
  • Testing the cultural-invariance hypothesis:a global analysis of the relationship between scientific knowledge and attitudes to science. Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian and Allum, Nick and Fuglsang, Simon picture_as_pdf
  • Urban fear and its roots in place. Brunton-Smith, Ian and Jackson, Jonathan
  • An assessment of the potential utility of interviewer observation variables for reducing non‐response error in the National Survey for Wales:a report prepared for the Welsh Government. Sturgis, Patrick and Brunton-Smith, Ian
  • The crucial relationship between a society’s trust in science and vaccine confidence. Sturgis, Patrick and Jackson, Jonathan and Brunton-Smith, Ian picture_as_pdf
  • The interviewer contribution to variability in response times in face-to-face interview surveys. Sturgis, Patrick and Maslovskaya, Olga and Durrant, Gabriele and Brunton-Smith, Ian picture_as_pdf
  • The role of neighbourhoods in shaping crime and perceptions of crime. Brunton-Smith, Ian and Sutherland, Alex and Jackson, Jonathan