The Silent Denominator: Population Attitudes as a Partially Identified Quantity under Self-Selected Participation
A vocal sample is not automatically the audience. Sharp bounds expose what the people who did not speak leave unresolved.
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What does the evidence leave open?
Partial identification describes situations in which the available evidence and stated assumptions restrict a quantity to a set of possible values, rather than determine one value. The width of that set expresses what remains unresolved.
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Adam, Alex-George. The Silent Denominator: Population Attitudes as a Partially Identified Quantity under Self-Selected Participation. ResearchGate repository record.