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DESCRIPTION:Increasing opportunities to link attitudinal and behavioural su
 rvey data to administrative records presents new opportunities for social 
 research. Australia’s only probability-based online panel\, Life in Aust
 ralia™\, has recently linked continuing panellists to the Australian Bur
 eau of Statistics’ Person Level Integrated Data Asset (PLIDA)\, offering
  new possibilities for combining high-quality survey estimates with PLIDA
 ’s expanding collection of data from Commonwealth and other sources. Thi
 s paper examines the drivers of linkage consent using the available profil
 e data on Life in Australia™ panellists to provide insights into the uti
 lity of such linkage.\n\nDrawing on survey and panel profile information\,
  we investigate the demographic\, socioeconomic\, attitudinal\, and partic
 ipation characteristics associated with consent to linkage on Life in Aust
 ralia™.  We use random forest models to understand characteristics predi
 cting consent at different stages of the linkage from general consent to P
 LIDA to specific survey data linkage consent. We further assess representa
 tiveness at different stages of the recruitment funnel with comparison to 
 high-quality external benchmarks via absolute average error.\n\nBeyond pro
 viding empirical evidence on linkage consent behaviour\, this study contri
 butes to a growing methodological literature on survey-administrative data
  linkage consent. The findings will be of interest to researchers who are 
 considering data linkage. They will also help identify factors that may in
 fluence the generalisability of analyses conducted using linked survey and
  administrative data.
DTSTAMP:20261013T080154Z
LOCATION:Sutherland Room
SUMMARY:Drivers of PLIDA data linkage consent on Life in Australia™ - Ann
 a Lethborg
URL:https://conferences.acspri.org.au/2026/talk/WP8R9E/
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