EDUCATION

• BA, Columbia University, psychology & sociology, 1970

• MSc, London School of Economics and Political Science, 1971

• PhD, Columbia University, social psychology, 1978

Publications

Citations: 13,214 logged by Google Scholar as of  9-18-2025

Books

Turner, C., J. Lessler, and J. Gfroerer, eds.  (1992)  Survey Measurement of Drug Use: Methodological Issues. Washington, D.C.:  Government Printing Office, 414 pp. 

Coauthor of:

Preface

Chapter 1:  Introduction

Chapter 7:  Effects of Mode of Administration and Wording on Reporting of Drug Use

Chapter 8:  Effects of Mode of Administration and Wording on Data Quality Chapter 12:  Future Directions for Research and Practice

Coyle, S., R. Boruch, and C. Turner, eds.  (1991)  Evaluating AIDS Prevention Programs. Washington, D.C.:  National Academy Press, 395 pp.  Coauthor of:

Summary

Chapter 1:  Design and Implementation of Evaluation Research

Chapter 4:  Evaluating Health Education and Risk Reduction Projects

Chapter 5:  Evaluating HIV Testing and Counseling Programs

Chapter 6:  Nonexperimental Designs for Evaluation of AIDS Prevention Programs

Miller, H., C. Turner, and L. Moses, eds.  (1990)  AIDS: The Second Decade. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press, 495 pp.  Coauthor of:

Preface

Summary

Chapter 1:  The AIDS Epidemic in the Second Decade

Chapter 3:  AIDS and Adolescents

Chapter 6:  Methodological Issues in AIDS Surveys

Turner, C., H. Miller, and L. Moses, eds.  (1989)  AIDS, Sexual Behavior, and Intravenous Drug Use.  Washington, D.C.:  National Academy Press, 598 pp.  Coauthor of:

Preface

Summary

Chapter 1:  Monitoring the Epidemic

Chapter 2:  Sexual Behavior and AIDS

Chapter 6:  Barriers to Research

Chapter 7:  Social Barriers to AIDS Prevention

Background Paper:  Monitoring the spread of HIV Infection.

The New England Journal of Medicine described AIDS, Sexual Behavior, and Intravenous Drug Use as "a fascinating and unique book . . . [that] presents in a single place a wellorganized, scholarly discussion of the issues involved in the AIDS epidemic. . . .  This book is likely to occupy a prominent position in the library of everyone concerned with AIDS and human behavior." (Book review, August 3, 1989)

The British medical journal Lancet observed that this book identifies "what we do and do not know about monitoring of epidemic trends, sexual behavior, and patterns of intravenous drug use.  These are not humdrum accounts but exceptionally incisive expositions of the state of knowledge in these areas. . . .  This [book] is an impressive and useful resource. . . .  It is excellent value and should be on the desks (not the shelves) of any serious researcher, clinician, or policy maker concerned with AIDS." (Book review, November 24, 1990)

Family Planning Perspectives described this work as "[p]erhaps the definitive encyclopedia of social science research on AIDS. . . .  [It] is an impressive work, remarkable in its scope and size. . . .  This book is at once a carefully crafted scientific compendium of information and an eloquent plea for involvement by social scientists and policymakers."  (Book review, November/December, 1990)

Turner, C., and E. Martin, eds.  (1985)  Surveying Subjective Phenomena, 2 vols.  New York: Russell Sage Foundation and Basic Books. Author or coauthor of:

Vol. 1,  Monograph on Survey Measurement (495 pp.)

Preface

Chapter 1:  Background

Chapter 2:  Development and Contemporary Use of Subjective Surveys

Chapter 3:  Standards of Practice and the Misuse of Surveys

Chapter 4:  Measurement and Error—An Introduction

Chapter 5:  Variability in Survey Measurements of Subjective Phenomena—Empirical Results

Chapter 10:  Improving Survey Measurements of Subjective Phenomena—Recommendations

Appendix B:  Size and Scope of the Survey Industry

Appendix C:  Study of Newspaper Use of Survey Data

Appendix D:  Review of Federal Surveys

Appendixes F and G:  Intersurvey Comparisons

Vol. 2, Detailed Studies (617 pp.)

Chapter 7:  Why Do Surveys Disagree? Some First Principles and Some Disagreeable Examples

Chapter 16:  The Popularity of Presidents, 1963-80—An Empirical Assessment of the Accuracy of Measurements Made in 513 National Polls

The Surveying Subjective Phenomena volumes have received numerous favorable reviews.  For example:

Public Opinion Quarterly:  "The level of sophistication is extremely high, and the authors are to be commended for writing a book that is at one and the same time readable and deals with questions of extreme difficulty and profundity.  These two volumes are required reading for anyone seriously interested in survey research and its role in the modern world."  (Book review, vol. 49, Spring 1985)

Journal of the Market Research Society:  "This book aims to stimulate . . . and it succeeds admirably.  We can report enthusiastic responses even from survey researchers of long standing.  The price of this book comes as somewhat of a shock, but it is a classic and will be well worth the investment to those interested in the survey profession who are concerned about standards of practice."  (Book review, vol. 28, 1986)

Social Indicators Research:  "The great strength of [the volumes] is their comprehensiveness, technical exposition, and excellence of exposition. . . .  All serious researchers will want to have these volumes in their libraries or at least their institutions’ libraries. . . .  Students and scholars will find these volumes a rich mine of information and instruction for some time."  (Book review, vol. 21, 1989)

American Political Science Review:  "[T]hese two volumes offer state-of-the-art commentary on many of the central issues in survey research and methodology. . . .  No scholar interested in the methodology of surveys can afford to ignore these materials, especially the sections that advance original research."  (Book review, vol. 81, 1987)

Contemporary Psychology:  "Well written and spiced with concrete examples, it is valuable reading even for nonsurvey social scientists who are interested in methods generally. . . .  Its combined breadth and depth make it appropriate for graduate-level survey research courses as well as required reading for professionals." (Book review, vol. 31, 1986)

Turner, C., and E. Martin, eds.  (1981)  Surveys of Subjective Phenomena.  Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press, 97 pp.

Kiesler, S., and C. Turner, eds.  (1977)  Fundamental Research and the Process of Education. Washington, D.C.:  National Academy Press, 119 pp.

Articles

Turner CF, Turner BA, Chromy JR. (2022) Reproducibility of Survey Measurements of Sexual Orientation in the USA. medRXiv, doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.04.12.22273781.

Cea ME, Chromy JR, Turner CF. (2015) Progress in Preventive Health Care in New York City, 2002 to 2011. Technical Papers on Health and Behavior Measurement, No. 96, New York: Program in Data Analytics and Applied Social Research, City University of New York, Queens College.

Rogers SM, Turner CF, Miller WC, et al. (2014) Epidemiology of Undiagnosed Trichomoniasis in a Probability Sample of Urban Young Adults. PLOS ONE, March 13, 2014, DOI:

10.1371/journal.pone.0090548.

Rogers SM, Turner CF, Miller WC, et al. (2014) Gender-based Screening for Chlamydial Infection and Divergent Infection Trends in Men and Women. PLOS ONE, February 19, 2014, DOI:

10.1371/journal.pone.0089035.

Pan H, ... Turner CF, White S, Cooley PC. (2013) What's in the NIDDK CDR? – public query tools for the NIDDK central data repository. Database: The Journal of Biological Databases and Curation (Oxford), 2013. Feb 8;2013:bas058. (Open Access Publication available at: http://database.oxfordjournals.org/content/2013/bas058.full.pdf+html)

Rogers, SM, Khan MR, Tan S, Turner CF, Miller WC, Erbelding E. (2012) Incarceration, high-risk sexual partnerships and sexually transmitted infections in an urban population. Sexually Transmitted Infections, 88(1), 63-68

Eggleston E, Rogers SM, Turner CF, Miller WC, et al. (2011).  Chlamydia trachomatis infection among 15-35 year-olds in Baltimore, MD, USA. Sexually Transmitted Diseases,38:743-749.

Turner CF, Pan H, Silk, GH, Ardini M, et al. (2011) The NIDDK Central Repository at 8 years-Ambition, Revision, Use and Impact. Database: The Journal of Biological Databases and Curation (Oxford), 2011. 2011(0): p. bar043 (Open Access Publication available at: http://database.oxfordjournals.org/content/2011/bar043.full.pdf+html)

Rogers, S.M., Eggleston, E., Turner, C.F., Roman, A.M., Miller, W.C., Hobbs, M., Tan, S., Villarroel, M.A., Chromy, J.R., Erbelding, E., Ganapathi, L. (2011).  Untreated Trichomonas vaginalis infection in a Probability Sample of Adolescents and Young Adults.  Technical Papers in Health and Behavior Measurement, No. 89.  Washington DC:  RTI Program in Health and Behavior Measurement, Research Triangle Institute.

Roman, A.M., Rogers, S.M., Turner, C.F., Eggleston, E., Chromy, J.R., Tan, S.  (2010).  Using lists with

RDD samples: an examination of bias, cost and variance estimates.  In Proceedings of the Joint Statistical Meetings, Survey Research Methods Section. Alexandria, VA: American Statistical Association.

Turner, C.F., Al-Tayyib, A.A.., Rogers, S.M., Eggleston, E., Villarroel, M.A., Roman, A.M., Chromy, J.R.., Cooley, P.C. (2009)  Improving epidemiological surveys of sexual behavior conducted by telephone.   International Journal of Epidemiology, 38:1118-1127.

Harmon, T., Turner, C.F., Rogers, S.M., Roman, A.M., Villarroel, M., Eggleston, E., Chromy, J., Ganapathi, L., Li, S.  (2009)  Impact of T-ACASI on Survey Measurements of Subjective Phenomena. Public Opinion Quarterly,  73:255-280.

Villarroel, M.A., Turner, C.F.,  Rogers, S.M., Roman, A.M., Cooley, P.C., Steinberg, A., Eggleston, E., Chromy, J. (2008) T-ACASI  Reduces Bias in STD Measurements: The National STD and Behavior Measurement Experiment.  Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 35: 499-506.

Rogers, S.M., Miller, W.C., Turner, C.F., Ellen, J., Zenilman, J., Rothman, R., Villarroel, M., Al-Tayyib, A., Leone, P., Gaydos, C., Ganapathi, L., Hobbs, M., Kanouse, D. (2008)  Concordance of chlamydia trachomatis infections within sexual partnerships. Sexually Transmitted Infections, 35: 499-506.

Le, T.T., Bilderback, A., Bender, B., Wamboldt, F.S., Turner, C.F., Rand, C,S. Bartlett, S.J. (2008)  Do asthma medication beliefs mediate the relationship between minority status and adherence to therapy?, Journal of Asthma, 45: 33-37.

Roman, A.M., Eggleston, E., Turner, C.F., Rogers, S.M., Crow, R, Tan, S, Chromy, J.R., Ganapathi, L.

(2008)  Effects of Sampling and Screening Strategies in an RDD Survey. In Proceedings of the Joint Statistical Meetings, Survey Research Methods Section. Alexandria, VA: American Statistical Association.

Bender, B., Bartlett, S.J., Rand, C.S., Turner, C.F.,  Wamboldt, F.S., Zhang, L. (2007)  Impact of reporting mode on accuracy of child and parent report of adherence with asthma controller medication. Pediatrics, 120: e471 - e477.

DesJarlais, D.C., Braine, Yi. H.S., Turner, C.F. (2007)  Residual injection risk behavior, HIV infection, and the evaluation of syringe exchange programs.  AIDS Education and Prevention, 19: 111-123.

Villarroel, M.A., C.F. Turner, E.E. Eggleston, A.A Al-Tayyib, S.M. Rogers, A.M. Roman, P.C. Cooley, H. Gordek (2006). Same-Gender Sex In the USA: Impact of T-ACASI on Prevalence Estimates. Public Opinion Quarterly, 70:166-196.

Braine N, Desjarlais DC, Goldblatt C, Zadoretzky C, Turner CF (2006)  Patterns of sexual commerce among women at US syringe exchange programs.  Culture, Health and Sexuality, 8: 289-302.

Turner, C.F., M.A. Villarroel, J.R. Chromy, E. Eggleston, S.M. Rogers (2005). Same-Gender Sex in the USA: Trends across the 20th century and during the 1990s. Public Opinion Quarterly, 69: 439-462.

Turner, C.F., M.A. Villarroel, S.M. Rogers, E. Eggleston, L. Ganapathi, A.M. Roman, A. Al-Tayyib (2005). Reducing Bias in Telephone Survey Estimates of the Prevalence of Drug Use: A Randomized Trial of Telephone Audio-CASI.. Addiction, 100:1432-1444.

Eggleston, E.E., C.F. Turner, S.M. Rogers, A. Roman, W.C. Miller, M.A. Villarroel, L. Ganapathi L. (2005). Monitoring STI prevalence using telephone surveys and mailed urine specimens: A pilot test. Sexually Transmitted Infections, 81:236-238.

Braine, N., Des Jarlais, D.C., Goldblatt, C., Zadoretzky, C., Turner, C.F.  (2005). HIV risk behavior among amphetamine injectors at US syringe exchange programs. AIDS Education and Prevention, 17 (6):515-524.

Rogers, S.M., Willis, G. Al-Tayyib, A., Villarroel, M.,  Turner, C.F., Ganapathi, L., Zenilman, J., Jadack, R. (2005) Computer-assisted interviewing to measure HIV risk behaviors in a clinic population. Sexually Transmitted Infections, 81:501-507.

Zenilman, J.M., J. Yuenger, N. Galai, C.F. Turner, S.M. Rogers SM (2005). PCR detection of Ychromosome sequences in vaginal fluid: Preliminary studies of a potential biomarker for sexual behavior. Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 32:90-94.

Braine N., D.C. Des Jarlais, S. Ahmad, D. Purchase, C.F. Turner. (2004) Long-term effects of syringe exchange on risk behavior and HIV prevention. AIDS Education and Prevention, 16: 264-275.

Currivan, D., A.L. Nyman , C.F. Turner, L. Biener (2004). Does telephone audio computer-assisted selfinterviewing improve the accuracy of prevalence estimates of youth smoking? Public Opinion Quarterly, 68:542-564.

Perlis, T.E., D.C. Des Jarlais, S.R. Friedman, K. Arasteh, and C.F. Turner, C.F. (2004). AudioComputerized Self-Interviewing Versus Face-to-Face Interviewing for Data Collection at Drug Abuse Treatment Programs. Addiction, Vol. 99, pp. 885-896.

Zenilman J.M., W.C. Miller, C. Gaydos , S.M. Rogers, C.F. Turner (2003) LCR testing for gonorrhoea and chlamydia in population surveys and other screenings of low prevalence populations: coping with decreased positive predictive value.  Sexually Transmitted Infections, 79(2):94-97.

Rogers, S.M., H.G. Miller, W.C. Miller, J.M. Zenilman, C.F. Turner  (2002)  NAAT-identified and selfreported gonorrhea and chlamydial infections: Different at-risk population subgroups? Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 29(10): 588-596.

Al-Tayyib, A.A., S.M. Rogers, J.N. Gribble, M. Villarroel, C.F. Turner (2002)  Effect of low medical literacy on health survey measurements. American Journal of Public Health, 92(9): 378-480.

Turner, C.F., S.M. Rogers, H.G.Miller, W.C. Miller, J.N. Gribble, J.R. Chromy, P.A. Leone, P.C., Cooley, T.C. Quinn, J.M. Zenilman (2002)  Untreated gonococcal and chlamydial infection in a probability sample of adults.  Journal of the American Medical Association, 287:726-733.  Note. A 2-page editorial commentary on this article appears in the same issue of JAMA under the title: Unveiling the Hidden Epidemic of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (by  J.D. Fortenberry), pp. 768-769.

Newman, J.C., D.C. Des Jarlais, C.F. Turner, J.N. Gribble, P.C. Cooley, D. Paone (2002)  The differential effects of face-to-face and computer interview modes: "Social desirability" response bias vs. "Impersonality" response bias. American Journal of Public Health, 92(2): 294-297.

Ku L, St Louis M, Black C, Aral S, Turner CF, Lindberg LD, Sonenstein F (2002)  Risk behaviors, medical care and chlamydial infection among young men in the United States. American Journal of Public Health, 92(7): 1140-1143.

Turner, C.F.  (2001)  Measuring the acceptability of microbicides:  Problems and principles. AIDS, 15:S31-S32.

Catania, J.A., D. Osmond, R.D. Stall, L. Pollack, J.P. Paul, S. Blower, D. Binson, J.A. Canchola, T.C. Mills, L. Fisher, K.H. Choi, T. Porco, C.F. Turner, J. Blair, J. Henne, L.L. Bye and T.J. Coates (2001) The continuing HIV epidemic among men who have sex with men. American Journal of Public Health, 91: 907-914.

Cooley, P.C., S.M. Rogers, C.F. Turner, A.A. Al-Tayyib, G.B. Willis, L. Ganapathi.  (2001) Using Touch Screen Audio-CASI to Obtain Data on Sensitive Topics. Computers in Human Behavior, 17: 285293.

Turner, C.F.,  J.N. Gribble, A. Al-Tayyib, J.R. Chromy (2000) Falsification in epidemiologic surveys: Detection and remediation.  Paper presented at Conference on Research Integrity sponsored by

DHHS Office of Research Integrity, National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation,

American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the Association of American Medical Colleges.  Bethesda, MD, November 18-20, 2000.  Available as No. 53 in Technical Papers in Health and Behavior Measurement, Washington DC: RTI. 

Turner, C.F.  and H.G. Miller (2000)  Strategies for understanding drug use in the 21st century: Preface.  Substance Use and Misuse, 35:807-810.

Gribble, J.N., H.G. Miller, J.A. Catania, L. Pollack, and C.F. Turner (2000)  The impact of T-ACASI interviewing on reported drug use among men who have sex with men.  Substance Use and Misuse, 869-890.

Metzger, D., B. Koblin, C. Turner, H. Navaline, F. Valente, S. Holte, M. Gross, A., H. Miller, P. Cooley, G. Seage (2000)  A randomized controlled trial of audio computer-assisted self interviewing: Utility and acceptability in longitudinal studies.  American Journal of Epidemiology, 152(5): 99-106. van de Wijgert, J., N. Padian, S. Shiboski, C.F. Turner  (2000) Is audio computer-assisted selfinterviewing a feasible method of surveying in Zimbabwe?   International Journal of Epidemiology, 29:885-890.

Cooley, P.C., H.G. Miller, J.N. Gribble, C.F. Turner (2000)  Automating telephone surveys: Using TACASI to obtain data on sensitive topics. Computers and Human Behavior, 16, 1-11.

Rogers, S.M., J.N. Gribble, C.F. Turner, H.G. Miller (1999)   Entretiens autoadminisré sur ordinateur et mesure des comportements sensibles.  Population 54(2):231-250, 1999.

DesJarlais, D.C., D. Paone, J. Milliken, C.F. Turner, H.G. Miller, J. N. Gribble, Q. Shi, H.Hagan, S.R.Friedman   (1999)  Using audio-computer interviewing to measure HIV risk behavior in a high risk population. Lancet, 353(9165):1657-1661,.

Gribble, J.N., H.G. Miller, S.M. Rogers, and C.F. Turner (1999) Interview mode and measurement of sexual and other sensitive behaviors.  Journal of Sex Research, 36(1):16-24.

McBean, A.M., Turner, C.F., Fitterman, L.F., Pate, K., Reilly, T.W., Smith, T.K, Trontell, A., Witt,

M.B., Penberthy, L., Lessler, J.T., Forsyth, B.H., Wheeless, S. Mierzwa, F., Miller, H.G.  (1999) Monitoring the health status and impact of treatment on older Americans: the Medicare Beneficiary Health Status Registry. Medical Care, 37(2):189-203.

Miller, H.G., V. Cain, S.M. Rogers, J.N. Gribble, C.F. Turner (1999) Correlates of sexually transmitted bacterial infections among U.S. Women in 1995. Family Planning Perspectives, 31:4-9.

Turner, C.F., L. Ku, S.M. Rogers, L.D. Lindberg, J.H. Pleck, and F.L. Sonenstein (1998)  Adolescent sexual behavior, drug use, and violence: Increased reporting with computer survey technology. Science, 280:867-873. 

Note. A 2-page editorial commentary on this article appears in the same issue of Science under the title: Technology, Experimentation and the Quality of Survey data (by D. Bloom), pp. 847-848.

Gribble, J.N., S.M. Rogers, H.G. Miller, and C.F. Turner (1998)  Measuring AIDS-related behaviors in older populations: Methodological issues.  Research on Aging, 20:798-821.

Turner, C.F., B.H. Forsyth, J. O'Reilly, P.C. Cooley, T.K. Smith, S.M. Rogers, and H.G. Miller.  (1998) Automated self-interviewing and the survey measurement of sensitive behaviors.  In Couper, M., et al., eds., Computer-Assisted Survey Information Collection.  New York: Wiley and Sons.

Cooley, P.C. and C.F. Turner (1998)  Implementing audio-CASI on Windows platforms.  Computers and Human Behavior, 14(2):195-207.

Miller, H.G., J.N. Gribble, S.M. Rogers, and C.F. Turner  (1999)  Abortion and breast cancer risk: Fact or artifact?  In Arthur Stone, et al. eds., The Science of Self Report. Mahwah, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.

Rogers, S.M., H.G. Miller, and C.F. Turner.  (1998)  Effects of interview mode on bias in survey measurements of drug use:  Do respondent characteristics make a difference?  Substance Use and Misuse (formerly International Journal of the Addictions), 33(10):2179-2200.

Sonenstein, F.L., L. Ku, L.D. Lindberg, C.F. Turner, and J.H. Pleck (1998)  Changes in sexual behavior and condom use among teenage men: 1988 to 1995.  American Journal of Public Health, 88(6):956-959.

Turner, C.F., and H.G. Miller.  (1997)  Monitoring trends in drug use: Strategies for the 21st century. Substance Use and Misuse (formerly International Journal of the Addictions), 32(14):2093-2103.

Turner, C.F., and H.G. Miller.  (1997)  Zenilman’s anomaly reconsidered: Fallible reports, ceteris paribus, fragile condoms, and other hypotheses.  Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 24(2):522-527.

Turner, C.F., T.K. Smith, L.K. Fitterman, T. Reilly, K. Pate, M.B. Witt, A.M. McBean, J.T. Lessler, and B.H. Forsyth.  (1997)  The quality of health data obtained in a new survey of elderly Americans: A validation study of the Medicare Beneficiary Health Status Registry (MBHSR).  Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences 52B(1):S49-S58.

Turner, C.F., H.G. Miller, and S.M. Rogers.  (1997)  Survey measurement of sexual behaviors: Problems and progress. In J. Bancroft, ed., Researching Sexual Behavior.  Bloomington:  Indiana University Press, 1997.

Ku, L., F.L. Sonenstein, C.F. Turner, S.O. Aral, and C.M. Black.  (1997)  The promise of integrated representative surveys about sexually transmitted diseases and behavior.  Sexually Transmitted Diseases 24(5):299-309.

Rogers, S.M., H.G. Miller, B.H. Forsyth, T.K. Smith, and C.F. Turner.  (1996)  Audio-CASI: The impact of operational characteristics on data quality.  In 1996 Proceedings of the Section on Survey Research Methods (ASA/AAPOR).  Alexandria, Va.: American Statistical Association.

Turner, C.F., L. Ku, F.L. Sonenstein, and J.H. Pleck.  (1996)  Impact of audio-CASI on bias in reporting of male-male sexual contacts.  In R. Warnecke, ed., Health Survey Research Methods. Hyattsville, Md.:  National Center for Health Statistics.

Turner, C.F., S.M. Rogers, T.P. Hendershot, H.G. Miller, and J.P. Thornberry.  (1996)   Improving representation of linguistic minorities in health surveys:  A preliminary test of multilingual audioCASI.  Public Health Reports 111(3):276-279.

Turner, C.F., H.G. Miller, T.K. Smith, P.C. Cooley, and S.M. Rogers.  (1996)  Telephone audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (T-ACASI) and survey measurements of sensitive behaviors: Preliminary results.  In R. Banks, J. Fairgrieve, L. Gerrard, et al., eds., Survey and Statistical Computing 1996.  Chesham, Bucks, U.K.: Association for Survey Computing.

Adair, E.B.G., S.G. Craddock, H.G. Miller, and C.F. Turner.  (1996)  Consistency of response to questions on different types of cocaine use.  Addiction 90:1497-1502.

  Adair, E.B.G., G. Craddock, H.G. Miller, and C.F. Turner.  (1996)  Quality of treatment data:  Reliability over time of self-reports given by clients in treatment for substance abuse.  Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 13(2):145-149.

Cooley, P.C., C.F. Turner, J.M. O'Reilly, D.A. Allen, and R.E. Paddock.  (1996)  Audio-CASI: Hardware and software considerations in adding sound to a computer-assisted interviewing system.  Social Science Computer Review 14(2):197-204.

Hendershot, T.P., S.M. Rogers, J.P. Thornberry, H.G. Miller, and C.F. Turner.  (1996)   Multilingual audio-CASI:  Using English-speaking field interviewers to survey elderly Korean households.  In R. Warnecke, ed., Health Survey Research Methods.  Hyattsville, Md.:  National Center for Health Statistics.

Turner, C.F., R.D. Danella, and S.M. Rogers.  (1995)  Sexual behavior in the United States,  1930-1990: Trends and methodological problems.  Sexually Transmitted Diseases 22(3):173-190.

Turner, C.F., and R.L. Hubbard.  (1995)  Quality of alcohol use histories collected at intake to substance use treatment.  International Journal of the Addictions 30(9):963-989.

Turner, C.F., and A. Shoen.  (1994)  Behavioral studies relevant to vaccine trial preparation.  AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses 10:S273-276.

O'Reilly, J., M. Hubbard, J. Lessler, P. Biemer, and C.F. Turner.  (1994)  Audio and video computer assisted self-interviewing:  Preliminary tests of new technologies for data collection.  Journal of Official Statistics 10:197-214.

Menken, J., H.G. Miller, C.F. Turner, and D. Des Jarlais.  (1991)  Women and AIDS (letter). Science 251:360-362.

Rogers, S.M., and C.F. Turner.  (1991)  Patterns of same-gender sexual contact among men in the U.S.A., 1970-1990.  Journal of Sex Research 28:491-519.

Turner, C.F.  (1990)  Comments on the feasibility of conducting a national survey of HIV seroprevalence in the U.S.A.  Proceedings of the American Statistical Association, Survey Methods Section 1990:170-173.

Turner, C.F.  (1989)  Research on sexual behaviors that transmit HIV:  Progress and problems.  AIDS 3:S63-S71.

Turner, C.F., H.G. Miller, and L. Barker.  (1989)  AIDS research and the behavioral and social sciences. In R. Kulstad, ed., AIDS, 1988:  AAAS Symposium Papers.  Washington, D.C.:  American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Fay, R., C.F. Turner, A.D. Klassen, and J.H. Gagnon.  (1989)  Prevalence and patterns of same-gender sexual contact among men.  Science 243:338-348.

Turner, C.F.  (1988)  AIDS research and the behavioral and social sciences. In R.A. Windsor et al., eds., Proceedings of the 13th World Conference on Health Education 2:127-131.

Turner, C.F.  (1985)  Standardized data collection for large-scale program evaluation. In C. Betsey, R. Hollister, and M. Papageorgiou, eds., Youth Employment and Training Programs.  Washington, D.C.:  National Academy Press.

Nelson, V., and C.F. Turner.  (1985)   Estimates of the effectiveness of employment and training programs for youth. In C. Betsey, R. Hollister, and M. Papageorgiou, eds., Youth Employment and Training Programs.  Washington, D.C.:  National Academy Press.

Himmelweit, H., and C.F. Turner.  (1982)  Social and psychological antecedents of depression.  In P. Baltes and O. Brim, eds., Life-Span Development and Behavior.  New York: Academic Press.

Turner, C.F.  (1981)  Surveys of subjective phenomena: A working paper.  In D. Johnston, ed., Measurement of Subjective Phenomena. Washington, D.C.:  Government Printing Office.

Turner, C.F.  (1981)  Patterns of disagreement: A reply to Angus Campbell.  In D. Johnston, ed., Measurement of Subjective Phenomena. Washington, D.C.:  Government Printing Office.

Turner, C.F., and S. Kiesler.  (1981)  The impact of basic research in the social sciences.  Scientometrics 3:177-190.

Seltzer, R. with C.F. Turner.  (1981)  Using social science skills in political struggle: Racism, police brutality, and the trial of Terence Johnson.  Insurgent Sociologist 10:67-74.

Turner, C.F.  (1980)  Using computers to match workers and jobs.  In A. Miller et al., eds., Work, Jobs, and Occupations.  Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press.

Turner, C.F.  (1980)  Discussion of the effect of the question on survey response. Proceedings of the American Statistical Association, Survey Methods Section 1980:43-45.

Krauss, E., R. Fitzgerald, and C.F. Turner.  (1979)  Techniques for understanding juror attitudes.  In B. Bonora and E. Krauss, eds., Jurywork: Systematic Techniques, 2nd ed.  Berkeley, Calif.:  National Jury Project and National Lawyers Guild.

Turner, C.F., and E. Krauss.  (1978)  Fallible indicators of the subjective state of the nation. American Psychologist 33:456-470.

Turner, C.F., and D. Martinez.  (1977)  Socioeconomic achievement and the Machiavellian personality. Social Psychology Quarterly 40:325-336.

Sevinc, M., and C.F. Turner.  (1976)  Language and the latent structure of cognitive development. International Journal of Psychology 11:231-250.

Sevinc, M., and C.F. Turner.  (1976)  Language and the development of concrete operational thought.  In Y. Poortinga, ed., Basic Problems in Cross-Cultural Psychology.  Amsterdam: Swets and Zeitlinger.

Turner, C.F.  (1975)  The path analysis of complex recursive systems.  Educational and Psychological Measurement 35:667-669.

Turner, C.F., and M. Sevinc.  (1974)  Interaction amongst British and immigrant children: A methodological note.  British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology 13:215-216.

Turner, C.F.  (1971)  Effects of race of tester and need for approval on children's learning.  Journal of Educational Psychology 62:240-244.