What makes researchers who rely on widely used surveys to produce consistent results shy away from mentioning replication? Why aren't surveys capable of yielding dependable findings a means for dealing with science's deepening replication crisis? James Tamayose answers these questions by offering you the information needed to understand survey research replication, showing you how survey research replication is deeper than "administering the same survey - applying the same analytic method," presenting and discussing contexts in which survey research replication occurs. From learning about kinds of replication to understanding the consequences of item parceling, the ideas presented in this book will improve the replicability of your survey research.