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Zraick, Gentry, Smith-Olinde, & Gregg (2006) for the relevance of controlling for intrapersonal differences when measuring pitch of voice.

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A fixed panel design is the most natural design to study a population defined in this way Such a population may become increasingly less relevant to policy decisions over time as it ages For example, estimates from the early waves of the BCS70 in the 1970s when the sample members were young children are unlikely to be good predictors of equivalent parameters relating to young people in the 2000s There is a danger that users may interpret results as applying to population definition (3) below, in respect of which estimates of change will obviously be biased if new units are more or less likely to change than established units, or if there is a relationship between the variable being measured and the probability of becoming a death The population is defined as the intersection of the cross-sectional populations at each wave.

So how do we choose the best meaning The key point is that this is the same problem that our brains have solved long ago in order to perceive the physical world The meaning (in this case, the cause) of the signals that strike our senses is ambiguous in the same way Many different objects in the world can lead to the same sensory signals What looks like a complex pattern of lines in two dimensions could be a simple cube in three dimensions (see Figure 510) As we have seen, our brain solves this problem by using guesses about the world to predict what will happen next as we act upon the world The errors in our predictions enable us to re ne our guesses until we have a good model of what is out there in the world.

With this approach, both births and deaths over the life of the study are excluded from the study population This creates the same problems as option (1) and has the added disadvantage that auxiliary population totals that are needed to calibrate sample estimates may be very difficult to construct Also, the intersection, and hence the population definition, changes when a new wave is added A variant of this approach is to select the sample from the intersection, but then to provide some appropriate weighting to compensate for differences between the sample and the target population This latter approach is used on the longitudinal dataset from the UK Labour Force Survey Note that it only gives unbiased estimates for the target population if there is no relationship between the probability of being in the intersection and the survey variable(s).

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