Estimating sensitive proportions by Warner’s randomized response technique using multiple randomized responses from distinct persons sampled

In 1965 Warner pioneered randomized response techniques to estimate the proportion of people bearing a sensitive characteristic. He restricted applying his randomized response device to gather data on sensitive issues from respondents chosen by simple random sampling with replacement (SRSWR). It has...

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Published in:Statistical papers (Berlin, Germany) Germany), 2011-02, Vol.52 (1), p.111-124
Main Authors: Chaudhuri, Arijit, Bose, Mausumi, Dihidar, Kajal
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description In 1965 Warner pioneered randomized response techniques to estimate the proportion of people bearing a sensitive characteristic. He restricted applying his randomized response device to gather data on sensitive issues from respondents chosen by simple random sampling with replacement (SRSWR). It has spawned numerous ramifications. We present results for the situation where the distinct persons chosen in an SRSWR are identified but each one independently gives a randomized response by Warner’s device, repeated as many times as he/she is selected. Two new estimators are proposed for the sensitive proportion and compared against relevant competitors.
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Statistics for Business
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