Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology

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Volume 29, issue 4, 1995

Self-reflexive networks: Theory · topology · applications pp. 339-403

Massimo Buscema

Competing risks models in discrete time with nominal or ordinal categories of response pp. 405-420

Gerhard Tutz

Generalizability coefficients are reliability coefficients pp. 421-428

Robert O'brien

The social meaning of female participation in the labor force pp. 429-432

David Lester

On the fundamental thought behind voting rules pp. 433-438

Björn Stefánsson

Volume 29, issue 3, 1995

Qualitative sampling in a multi-method survey pp. 223-240

Bettina Nickel, Martin Berger, Peter Schmidt and Kerstin Plies

Estimating qualifications in a self-evaluating group pp. 241-250

I. Bomze and W. Gutjahr

On statistical approaches to the study of the “Law of Initial Values” pp. 251-271

Tenko Raykov

The performance of a knowledge-based system for converting occupational classifications pp. 273-286

Roel Popping

Methodological issues in feminist research pp. 287-298

Biko Agozino

Retrospective questions: data quality, task difficulty, and the use of a checklist pp. 299-315

Wander Vaart, Johannes Zouwen and Wil Dijkstra

Boolean comparative analysis of qualitative data pp. 317-329

A. Romme

A statistical analysis of seven multipliers for linear congruential random number generators with modulus 231−1 pp. 331-337

Alfonso Sánchez-Bruno and Concepción Luis-Costas

Volume 29, issue 2, 1995

The new approach in the analysis of 2×2 tables pp. 113-124

V. Shvyrkov

Using a highly portable computer to gather qualitative social network data pp. 125-139

Patrick Doreian, Katherine Woodard and Wen-Ban Kuo

Dynamics in the fragmentation of political party systems pp. 141-155

Stephen Coleman

Computer-assisted content analysis of newspapers pp. 157-172

Roberto Franzosi

Variable importance by partitioningR 2 pp. 173-189

Johan Bring

The measurement of left-right and libertarian-authoritarian values: A comparison of balanced and unbalanced scales pp. 191-206

Geoffrey Evans and Anthony Heath

Measurement with multiple indicators and psychophysical scaling in the context of Fishbein and Ajzen's theory of reasoned action pp. 207-222

Bas Putte, Willem Saris and Johan Hoogstraten

Volume 29, issue 1, 1995

Goodness-of-fit measures for multiple correspondence analysis pp. 1-16

Johann Bacher

Models and trends of log-linear association pp. 17-37

Carl Roberts and Danny Hoyt

Uses of qualitative/quantitative terms in social and educational research pp. 39-53

M. Morales

Theory and evidence in qualitative research pp. 55-66

Martyn Hammersley

Combining opposing methodologies in studies of suicide and homicide pp. 67-72

David Lester

Probing: A dangerous practice in social surveys? pp. 73-86

William Foddy

The nonrandom selection of don't knows in binary and ordinal responses: Corrections with the bivariate probit model with sample selection pp. 87-110

Tim Liao

Volume 28, issue 4, 1994

A comparison of nonresponse in mail, telephone, and face-to-face surveys pp. 329-344

Joop Hox and Edith Leeuw

The growth of sociological theories pp. 345-370

Martti Kuokkanen and Jukka Savolainen

Some simple structure significance tests for exploratory component analysis with market survey data pp. 371-381

A. Oumlil and Joseph Balloun

The meaning and measurement of behavior pp. 383-409

Johan Vree

Probability and the subjective evidence condition pp. 411-419

Steven Miller and Marcel Fredericks

Chaos theory and social science: A methodological analysis pp. 421-433

Jan Faber and Henk Koppelaar

Beyond the ecological fallacy pp. 435-444

Max Visser

Volume 28, issue 3, 1994

The potential of videotape data: Emotional correlates of senile dementia in families as a case in point pp. 219-232

Barbara Hanson

The pragmatic dimension pp. 233-249

Adri Smaling

Nonpolicy issues and the spatial theory of voting pp. 251-265

James Endersby

Unfolding event histories: Scaling of non-repeating events pp. 267-282

Toon Taris and Inge Bok

Robust estimation procedures and visual display techniques for a two-way classification model pp. 283-304

Michael Sklar and Ronald Armstrong

Application of diffuse measurement to the evaluation of psychological structures pp. 305-313

Concepción Costas, Pedro Marañon and Juan Cabrera

Numbers and words revisited: Being “shamelessly eclectic” pp. 315-327

Gretchen Rossman and Bruce Wilson

Volume 28, issue 2, 1994

The robustness of maximum likelihood and distribution-free estimators to non-normality in confirmatory factor analysis pp. 117-136

Jeri Benson and John Fleishman

CIM: Computer interviewing by mail pp. 137-150

Marc Jacobs, Jay Cross and Elisabeth Smailes

Evaluating Pseudo-R2's for binary probit models pp. 151-164

Michael R. Veall and Klaus F. Zimmermann

Multivariate analysis of coffee images: A study in the simultaneous display of multivariate quantitative and qualitative variables for several assessors pp. 165-184

John Gower and Garmt Dijksterhuis

Goodness of fit in confirmatory factor analysis: The effects of sample size and model parsimony pp. 185-217

Herbert Marsh and John Balla

Volume 28, issue 1, 1994

Evaluations using nonparametric statistics pp. 1-20

Michiel Vries

Outside and inside the regression “black box” from exploratory to interior data analysis pp. 21-53

Roberto Franzosi

Coloured semantic networks for content analysis pp. 55-81

Jean Malrieu

A micro-macro linkage in the measurement of inequality: Another look at the Gini coefficient pp. 83-97

Kunihiro Kimura

An item response model with single peaked item characteristic curves: The PARELLA model pp. 99-116

Herbert Hoijtink and Ivo Molenaar