Sociological Methods & Research
1972 - 2025
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Volume 54, issue 2, 2025
- Occupational Percentile Rank: A New Method for Constructing a Socioeconomic Index of Occupational Status pp. 355-396

- Xi Song and Yu Xie
- A Primer on Deep Learning for Causal Inference pp. 397-447

- Bernard J. Koch, Tim Sainburg, Pablo Geraldo BastÃas, Song Jiang, Yizhou Sun and Jacob G. Foster
- High-Dimensional Imputation for the Social Sciences: A Comparison of State-of-The-Art Methods pp. 448-499

- Edoardo Costantini, Kyle M. Lang, Tim Reeskens and Klaas Sijtsma
- Addressing Non-ignorable Panel Attrition Using External Population Data: Analysis of Demographic Events From Survey Data pp. 500-533

- John Ermisch
- How Valid Are Trust Survey Measures? New Insights From Open-Ended Probing Data and Supervised Machine Learning pp. 534-564

- Camille Landesvatter and Paul C. Bauer
- A Tool Kit for Relation Induction in Text Analysis pp. 565-604

- Dustin S. Stoltz, Marshall A. Taylor and Jennifer S. K. Dudley
- Elucidating the Social – Developing Social Process Tracing as an Integrative Framework pp. 605-645

- Jonas Gejl Kaas, Mathilde Cecchini and Derek Beach
- Life-Course-Sensitive Analysis of Group Inequalities: Combining Sequence Analysis With the Kitagawa–Oaxaca–Blinder Decomposition pp. 646-705

- Carla Rowold, Emanuela Struffolino and Anette Eva Fasang
- Comparing Methods for Estimating Demographics in Racially Polarized Voting Analyses pp. 706-738

- Ari Decter-Frain, Pratik Sachdeva, Loren Collingwood, Hikari Murayama, Juandalyn Burke, Matt Barreto, Scott Henderson, Spencer Wood and Joshua Zingher
- Data Imbalances in Coincidence Analysis: A Simulation Study pp. 739-771

- Martyna Daria Swiatczak and Michael Baumgartner
Volume 54, issue 1, 2025
- Fieldwork Disrupted: How Researchers Adapt to Losing Access to Field Sites pp. 3-37

- Eric W. Schoon
- A Method for Estimating Individual Socioeconomic Status of Twitter Users pp. 38-73

- Yuanmo He and Milena Tsvetkova
- Graphical Causal Models for Survey Inference pp. 74-105

- Julian Schuessler and Peter Selb
- The Effects of Open-Ended Probes on Closed Survey Questions in Web Surveys pp. 106-139

- Patricia Hadler
- Lagged Dependent Variable Predictors, Classical Measurement Error, and Path Dependency: The Conditions Under Which Various Estimators are Appropriate pp. 140-172

- Anders Holm, Anders Hjorth-Trolle and Robert Andersen
- Linear Probability Model Revisited: Why It Works and How It Should Be Specified pp. 173-186

- Myoung-jae Lee, Goeun Lee and Jin-young Choi
- Biased Processing and Opinion Polarization: Experimental Refinement of Argument Communication Theory in the Context of the Energy Debate pp. 187-236

- Sven Banisch and Hawal Shamon
- Exploring and Correcting the Bias in the Estimation of the Gini Measure of Inequality pp. 237-274

- Juan F. Muñoz, Pablo J. Moya-Fernández and Encarnación à lvarez-Verdejo
- Maximizing Utility or Avoiding Losses? Uncovering Decision Rule-Heterogeneity in Sociological Research with an Application to Neighbourhood Choice pp. 275-314

- Ulf Liebe, Sander van Cranenburgh and Caspar Chorus
- A Generalized Ordered Logit Model to Accommodate Multiple Rating Scales pp. 315-350

- Markus Gangl
Volume 53, issue 4, 2024
- Concrete Counterfactual Tests for Process Tracing: Defending an Interventionist Potential Outcomes Framework pp. 1591-1628

- Rosa W. Runhardt
- Improving Fairness in Criminal Justice Algorithmic Risk Assessments Using Optimal Transport and Conformal Prediction Sets pp. 1629-1675

- Richard A. Berk, Arun Kumar Kuchibhotla and Eric Tchetgen Tchetgen
- Introduction to Neural Transfer Learning With Transformers for Social Science Text Analysis pp. 1676-1752

- Sandra Wankmüller
- Theoretical Foundations and Limits of Word Embeddings: What Types of Meaning can They Capture? pp. 1753-1793

- Alina Arseniev-Koehler
- Estimating Causal Effects of Multi-Valued Treatments Accounting for Network Interference: Immigration Policies and Crime Rates pp. 1794-1828

- Costanza Tortú, Irene Crimaldi, Fabrizia Mealli and Laura Forastiere
- Post-Instrument Bias in Linear Models pp. 1829-1845

- Adam N. Glynn, Miguel R. Rueda and Julian Schuessler
- Longitudinal QCA: Integrating Time Through Change-Based Intervals (CBIs) and a Flexible Lag Condition (FLC) pp. 1846-1872

- Christoph Niessen
- The Impact of Survey Mode Design and Questionnaire Length on Measurement Quality pp. 1873-1904

- Alexandru Cernat, Joseph Sakshaug, Pablo Christmann and Tobias Gummer
- Modeling the Bias of Digital Data: An Approach to Combining Digital With Official Statistics to Estimate and Predict Migration Trends pp. 1905-1943

- Yuan Hsiao, Lee Fiorio, Jonathan Wakefield and Emilio Zagheni
- Inter-Rater Reliability Methods in Qualitative Case Study Research pp. 1944-1975

- Rosanna Cole
- The Effects of Omitting Components in a Multilevel Model With Social Network Effects pp. 1976-2018

- Thomas Suesse, David Steel and Mark Tranmer
- Multiple imputation of partially observed covariates in discrete-time survival analysis pp. 2019-2045

- Anna-Carolina Haensch, Jonathan Bartlett and Bernd Weiß
Volume 53, issue 3, 2024
- Do Quantitative and Qualitative Research Reflect two Distinct Cultures? An Empirical Analysis of 180 Articles Suggests “no†pp. 1035-1070

- David Kuehn and Ingo Rohlfing
- A Crash Course in Good and Bad Controls pp. 1071-1104

- Carlos Cinelli, Andrew Forney and Judea Pearl
- A Comparison of Three Popular Methods for Handling Missing Data: Complete-Case Analysis, Inverse Probability Weighting, and Multiple Imputation pp. 1105-1135

- Roderick J. Little, James R. Carpenter and Katherine J. Lee
- Attendance, Completion, and Heterogeneous Returns to College: A Causal Mediation Approach pp. 1136-1166

- Xiang Zhou
- The Augmented Social Scientist: Using Sequential Transfer Learning to Annotate Millions of Texts with Human-Level Accuracy pp. 1167-1200

- Salomé Do, Étienne Ollion and Rubing Shen
- A Bayesian Semi-Parametric Approach for Modeling Memory Decay in Dynamic Social Networks pp. 1201-1251

- Giuseppe Arena, Joris Mulder and Roger Th. A.J. Leenders
- A Sample Size Formula for Network Scale-up Studies pp. 1252-1289

- Nathaniel Josephs, Dennis M. Feehan and Forrest W. Crawford
- Comparing Egocentric and Sociocentric Centrality Measures in Directed Networks pp. 1290-1318

- Weihua An
- The Design and Optimality of Survey Counts: A Unified Framework Via the Fisher Information Maximizer pp. 1319-1349

- Xin Guo and Qiang Fu
- The Additional Effects of Adaptive Survey Design Beyond Post-Survey Adjustment: An Experimental Evaluation pp. 1350-1383

- Shiyu Zhang and James Wagner
- Sequential On-Device Multitasking within Online Surveys: A Data Quality and Response Behavior Perspective pp. 1384-1411

- Jean Philippe Décieux
- Measuring Class Hierarchies in Postindustrial Societies: A Criterion and Construct Validation of EGP and ESEC Across 31 Countries pp. 1412-1452

- Oscar Smallenbroek, Florian R. Hertel and Carlo Barone
- Assessing the Impact of the Great Recession on the Transition to Adulthood pp. 1453-1490

- Guanglei Hong and Ha-Joon Chung
- Improving Estimates Accuracy of Voter Transitions. Two New Algorithms for Ecological Inference Based on Linear Programming pp. 1491-1533

- Jose M. PavÃa and Rafael Romero
- Image Clustering: An Unsupervised Approach to Categorize Visual Data in Social Science Research pp. 1534-1587

- Han Zhang and Yilang Peng
- Corrigendum to “Individual Components of Three Inequality Measures for Analyzing Shapes of Inequality†pp. NP1-NP1

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Volume 53, issue 2, 2024
- The Gap-Closing Estimand: A Causal Approach to Study Interventions That Close Disparities Across Social Categories pp. 507-570

- Ian Lundberg
- Estimation and sensitivity analysis for causal decomposition in health disparity research pp. 571-602

- Soojin Park, Xu Qin and Chioun Lee
- A Joint Model for Longitudinal and Time-to-event Data in Social and Life Course Research: Employment Status and Time to Retirement pp. 603-638

- Jolien Cremers, Laust Hvas Mortensen and Claus Thorn Ekstrøm
- Moving Beyond Linear Regression: Implementing and Interpreting Quantile Regression Models With Fixed Effects pp. 639-682

- Fernando Rios-Avila and Michelle Lee Maroto
- Recurrent Multinomial Models for Categorical Sequences pp. 683-728

- Michael Schultz
- Iteration in Mixed-Methods Research Designs Combining Experiments and Fieldwork 1, 2 pp. 729-759

- Verónica Pérez Bentancur and LucÃa Tiscornia
- An Empirical Comparison of Four Generalized Trust Scales: Test–Retest Reliability, Measurement Invariance, Predictive Validity, and Replicability pp. 760-803

- Blaine G. Robbins
- The Potential for Using a Shortened Version of the Everyday Discrimination Scale in Population Research with Young Adults: A Construct Validation Investigation pp. 804-838

- Aprile D. Benner, Shanting Chen, Celeste C. Fernandez and Mark D. Hayward
- In Search of a Comparable Measure of Generalized Individual Religiosity in the World Values Survey pp. 839-871

- Alisa Remizova, Maksim Rudnev and Eldad Davidov
- Comparing Single- and Multiple-Question Designs of Measuring Family Income in China Family Panel Studies pp. 872-897

- Qiong Wu and Liping Gu
- Do Different Devices Perform Equally Well with Different Numbers of Scale Points and Response Formats? A test of measurement invariance and reliability pp. 898-939

- Natalja Menold and Vera Toepoel
- Visual Design and Cognition in List-Style Open-Ended Questions in Web Probing pp. 940-967

- Katharina Meitinger and Tanja Kunz
- Abductive Coding: Theory Building and Qualitative (Re)Analysis pp. 968-1001

- Luis Vila-Henninger, Claire Dupuy, Virginie Van Ingelgom, Mauro Caprioli, Ferdinand Teuber, Damien Pennetreau, Margherita Bussi and Cal Le Gall
- Social Encounters and the Worlds Beyond: Putting Situationalism to Work for Qualitative Interviews pp. 1002-1032

- Anders Vassenden and Marte Mangset
Volume 53, issue 1, 2024
- Using Inverse Probability Weighting to Address Post-Outcome Collider Bias pp. 5-27

- Richard Breen and John Ermisch
- Bounding Causes of Effects With Mediators pp. 28-56

- Philip Dawid, Macartan Humphreys and Monica Musio
- A Robustness Test Protocol for Applied QCA: Theory and R Software Application pp. 57-88

- Ioana-Elena Oana and Carsten Q. Schneider
- The Living Codebook: Documenting the Process of Qualitative Data Analysis pp. 89-120

- Victoria Reyes, Elizabeth Bogumil and Levin Elias Welch
- Participant Observation, Observant Participation, and Hybrid Ethnography pp. 121-152

- Josh Seim
- Mobilizing the Masses: Measuring Resource Mobilization on Twitter pp. 153-192

- Amir Abdul Reda, Semuhi Sinanoglu and Mohamed Abdalla
- Updating a Time-Series of Survey Questions: The Case of Abortion Attitudes in the General Social Survey pp. 193-234

- Sarah K. Cowan, Michael Hout and Stuart Perrett
- Method Bias Mechanisms and Procedural Remedies pp. 235-278

- Minghui Yao and Yunjie (Calvin) Xu
- The Effect of Question Positioning on Data Quality in Web Surveys pp. 279-295

- Cornelia Eva Neuert
- Self-protecting responses in randomized response designs: A survey on intimate partner violence during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic pp. 296-327

- Fabiola Reiber, Donna Bryce and Rolf Ulrich
- A New Approach to Detecting Cheating in Sensitive Surveys: The Cheating Detection Triangular Model pp. 328-368

- Julia Meisters, Adrian Hoffmann and Jochen Musch
- A Rolling Panel Model of Cohort, Period, and Aging Effects for the Analysis of the General Social Survey pp. 369-420

- Stephen L. Morgan and Jiwon Lee
- How (Not) to Control for Population Size in Ecological Analyses pp. 421-447

- Benjamin Rohr and John Levi Martin
- Multiple Group Comparisons of the Fixed and Random Effects From the Generalized Linear Mixed Model pp. 448-504

- Daniel Kasper, Katrin Schulz-Heidorf and Knut Schwippert
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