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survey A survey is a structured way of collecting information from a group of people so the data can be used for research and population-level inference.

A survey is a structured way of collecting information from a group of people so the data can be used for research and population-level inference. In this context, survey data can also be linked with administrative records, though the usefulness of the results depends on the design and limits of the original survey source.

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Drafting source: Zeng Irene Suilan; Hao Junxiang; Foster Mandie; Jones Kelly Marie. Path and Bayesian network analyses in the complex design of a well-being survey via New Zealand’s Integrated Data Infrastructure. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1826907; article XML SHA-256 0587fb8aa40a6dd321819cd03165c86150a6ca156815bc5cb78fa4eda74739aa. “Path and Bayesian network analyses in the complex design of a well-being survey via New Zealand’s Integrated Data Infrastructure” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1826907).
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