Petroczi, Andrea, Nepusz, Tamas, Cross, Paul, Taft, Helen, Shah, Syeda, Deshmukh, Nawed, Schaffer, Jay, Shane, Maryann, Adesanwo, Christiana, Barker, James and Naughton, Declan P (2011) New non-randomised model to assess the prevalence of discriminating behaviour: a pilot study on mephedrone. Substance Abuse Treatment Prevention and Policy, 6(1), p. 20. ISSN (online) 1747-597X
Abstract
The main advantages of the SSC over other indirect methods are: simple administration, completion and calculation, maximum use of the data and good face validity for all respondents. Owing to the key feature that respondents are not required to answer the sensitive question directly, coupled with the absence of forced response or obvious self-protective response strategy, the SSC has the potential to cut across self-protective barriers more effectively than other estimation models. This elegantly simple, quick and effective method can be successfully employed in public health research investigating compromising behaviours.
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