Replication Data for: Calling Mogadishu: How Reminders of Anarchy Bias Survey Participation

How does the fear of anarchy affect telephone survey behaviors? A survey experiment administered to a sample of Mogadishu residents – validated with a natural experiment – is used to assess this question. Randomly-assigned reminders of anarchic violence conditioned differential effects on survey participation depending on subjects’ background level of security and welfare. Vulnerable subjects were more likely than non-vulnerable subjects to refuse to provide sensitive survey information after reminders of anarchy.