Publications


Methodology

*Casswell, S. and Munro, L. (2005) Science adding value: 'soft' meets 'hard' science - the contribution of the social sciences. New Zealand Science Review 62:4, 135-139. A192


*Wilkins, C., Casswell, S., Moewaka Barnes, H. & Pledger, M. (2003) A pilot study of a computer-assisted cell-phone interview (CACI) methodology to survey respondents in households without telephones about alcohol use.  Drug and Alcohol Review, 22, 221-225. A151


*Casswell, S., Huckle, T. and Pledger, M. (2002) Survey data need not underestimate alcohol consumption.  Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 26, 1561-1567.  A140

*Wyllie, A., Black, S., Zhang, J.F. & Casswell, S. (1994).  Sample Frame Bias in Telephone Based Research in New Zealand, New Zealand Statistician, 29, 40-53. A73  

*Wyllie, A., Zhang, J.F., Casswell, S. (1994) Comparison of Six Alcohol Consumption Measures from Survey Data.  Addiction, 89, 425-430. A63               

*Wyllie, A., Casswell, S. (1990).  Sample Attrition from a New Zealand Longitudinal Study.  New Zealand Statistician, 25, 10-14. A36  

*Casswell, S. (1984).  Applications of Recording Performances.  In: Dowrick, P., Biggs, S. (eds).  Using Video.  John Wiley and Sons Ltd. B4  

*Casswell, S., Mortimer, D., Gilroy , C. (1982).  The Minimal Effects and Methodological Problems in the Evaluation of a Harm Reduction Drug Education Programme in a High School Setting.  Journal of Drug Education, 12, 345-352 . A3

* indicates refereed publications