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AN EVALUATION OF THE 1995 TEST CENSUS INTEGRATED COVERAGE MEASUREMENT (ICM) INTERVIEW: RESULTS FROM BEHAVIOR CODING

The Integrated Coverage Measurement (ICM) process estimated the population of persons in the 1995 Test Census. The person interview component of the ICM was administered through a post-census CAPI interview. It was designed to gather an independent roster, conduct a thorough coverage interview, perform computer matching, resolve ICM/census roster discrepancies, and determine residency status. These competing goals, along with the complexities of a computer-assisted interview, presented numerous challenges for the questionnaire designers. The behavior coding explored in this paper provided valuable data from which to identify problems and begin the process of redesigning a simpler, more streamlined instrument.