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Researcher

Anina Vercruyssen

Awards & Distinctions

20 Results

2014

De kwaliteit van arbeid in Europabank : een leeronderzoek

Eva VandemeulebrouckeAnina VercruyssenVera van de StraatRozemarijn DereuddreStijn DaenekindtFreek Van DeynzeHenk RoosePiet Bracke

The effect of busyness on survey participation: being too busy or feeling too busy to cooperate?

Anina VercruyssenHenk RooseAnn CartonBart Van de Putte

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

2013

The underestimation of work-family conflict: methodological issues in surveys on work and family life

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de Putte

Work–family conflict and stress: indications of the distinctiveness of role combination stress for Belgian working mothers

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de Putte

A2 Journal Article in COMMUNITY, WORK & FAMILY

2012

No time for surveys? Searching for traces of non-response bias with paradata and interim non-respondents

Anina Vercruyssen

2011

Are they really too busy for survey participation? The evolution of busyness and busyness claims in Flanders

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de PutteIneke Stoop

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF OFFICIAL STATISTICS

Studentenbarometer 2010-2011: technical report

Pieter VanderwegenAnina VercruyssenPieter-Paul Verhaeghe

Survey participation 'under pressure': do work-family conflict and time squeeze affect contactability of respondents

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de PutteHenk Roose

Underestimating busyness: indications of nonresponse bias due to work–family conflict and time pressure

Anina VercruyssenHenk RooseBart Van de Putte

A1 Journal Article in SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH

Using paradata to assess the possibility of nonresponse bias due to time pressure: qualitative methods in the social sciences 2: minimizing and handling non-response in Sample surveys

Anina Vercruyssen

2010

Balansoefeningen tussen werk en gezin: de gevolgen van work-family conflict voor het welbevinden van werkende moeders in Vlaanderen

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de Putte

Bookchapter in Het sociaal-demografisch perspectief. Liber amicorum ter ere van het emeritaat van Prof. Dr. Hilary Page

Coping with work-family conflict: side effects of strategies for well-being of working mothers in Flanders

Piet BrackeAnina VercruyssenBart Van de Putte

De onderschatting van 'work-family conflict': beïnvloedt 'work-family conflict' de contacteerbaarheid van respondenten in surveyonderzoek?

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de PutteHenk Roose

Gender and changing patterns in private life and quality of life

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de PuttePiet Bracke

The effect of work-family conflict on contactability of respondents in surveys: traces of a nonresponse bias

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de PutteHenk Roose

2009

Busy, busy, busy: the evolution of time-related refusals for participation in surveys and its relation to time and combination pressure in Flanders

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de Putte

Survey participation 'under pressure': are working people too busy for survey cooperation?

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de Putte

The consequences of having it all: the distinctiveness of combination stress and combination fatigue for Belgian working mothers

Anina VercruyssenBart Van de Putte

Why being a superwoman does not pay: commonly used coping strategies that do not reduce work-family conflict or alleviate its consequences for well-being

Anina VercruyssenPiet BrackeBart Van de Putte

2008

De impact van work-family conflict op het welbevinden van de Vlaamse werkende moeder

Anina Vercruyssen