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Do List Experiences Run as Expected? Examining Implementation Failure in Kenya, Zambia, and Malawi
A fundamental premise of list experiments is that they allow respondents to hide sensitive attitudes and behaviors among a list of other items. List experiments accomplish this by asking the respondent to count both sensitive and innocuous items, rather than answering questions directly about each i
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