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Evaluation of Open-Ended, Vote Assumption, Reconsideration, and Interviewer Evaluation Questions,ned. The primary focus is on the open-ended, follow-up questions recommended by the NOAA Panel that ask respondents to explain their reasons for voting . or . the Central Coast prevention program or for not knowing how they would vote. Section 5.2 also examines the responses to questions embedded in

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Analysis of Choice Questions,e expected harm from oil spills along the California Central Coast over the next decade. The relationships between the choice measure and other respondent characteristics measured by the survey are also examined. Section 6.2 presents two versions of the choice measure. Section 6.3 discusses the non-

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Scenario Identification and Survey Design,pills along the coast is worth to the public. But if the public has the right to an unoiled coastline that the oil companies must purchase in order to spill oil, the minimum WTA compensation of the public is the appropriate measure of how much the prevention of oil spills is worth to the public. Sin

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Analysis of Choice Questions,aracteristics. Section 6.6 examines construct validity using a multivariate counterpart to the evaluations of individual variables reported in the prior section. Section 6.7 provides a sensitivity analysis that looks at possible shifts in value related to respondent assumptions at variance with key