An improved binary randomized response model using six decks of cards

Unrelated question model with two decks of cards

“…Lee et al (); Abdelfatah and Mazloum (, ); Batool and Shabbir (); Arnab and Shangodoying (); G.‐S. Lee et al (); Arnab and Thuto (); Batool, Shabbir, and Hussain (); Jayaraj, Sedory, Singh, and Odumade (); and Fox (). Chaudhuri () has contributed a special issue on randomized response, which includes several improvements in different directions on this topic.…”

An Analysis of the Properties of a Newly Proposed Non‑Randomised Response Technique

“…Randomised response techniques developed very strongly in the 21 st century. Theoretical developments include much more complicated models (Abdelfatah, Mazloum, 2015;Batool, Shabbir, Hussain, 2017), optional randomised response techniques (Khalil, Zhang, Gupta, 2021) and scrambled randomised responses (Vishwakarma, Singh, 2021). Applications of RRTs include research on inappropriate sexual behaviour (Rueda, Cobo, López-Torrecillas, 2020), illegal waste disposal (Chong et al, 2019), ethics in business (Chu, So, Chung, 2018), corruption (Gingerich, 2010), and many more.…”

An Improved Two-stage Randomized Response Model for Estimating the Proportion of Sensitive Attribute

“…Some developments to estimate the proportion of sensitive attribute are due to Greenberg et al (1969); Chaudhuri and Mukerjee (1988); Mangat and Singh (1990); Mahmood, Singh, and Horn (1998); Perri (2008); G. N. Singh and Suman (2019); Abdelfatah and Mazloum (2015, 2016); Batool, Shabbir, and Hussain (2017); H. P. Singh and Tarray (2016); H.…”

“…In optional RRT model, respondents are requested to provide the truthful response if he or she considers the question to be nonsensitive and use the randomization device if he or she considers the question sensitive and provide the response after using randomization device. Some developments to estimate the proportion of sensitive attribute are due to Greenberg et al (1969); Chaudhuri and Mukerjee (1988); Mangat and Singh (1990); Mahmood, Singh, and Horn (1998); Perri (2008); G. N. Singh and Suman (2019); Mazloum (2015, 2016); Batool, Shabbir, and Hussain (2017); H. P. Singh and Tarray (2016); H. P. Singh and Gorey (2017); Tarray and Singh (2018); Shabbir (2018, 2019); and Hussain, Cheema, and Hussain (2020).…”