Sociological Methods & Research

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Strategies for Modeling a Categorical Variable Allowing Multiple Category Choices pp. 403-434: Alan Agresti and Ivy Liu
Estimation of Diffusion Processes from Incomplete Data pp. 435-467: Henrich R. Greve, Nancy Brandon Tuma and David Strang
Improper Solutions in Structural Equation Models pp. 468-508: Feinian Chen, Kenneth A. Bollen, Pamela Paxton, Patrick J. Curran and James B. Kirby
The Effects of Interviewer and Respondent Characteristics on Response Behavior in Panel Surveys pp. 509-523: Jan Pickery, Geert Loosveldt and Ann Carton
Nonoptimal Alignment pp. 524-531: Kees van DRIEL and Paul Oosterveld
How to Measure the Agreement between Sequences pp. 532-535: Wil Dijkstra

Introduction to the Special Issue on Finite Mixture Models pp. 275-281: Kenneth C. Land
Same or Different? pp. 282-318: McDERMOTT Shaun and Daniel S. Nagin
On the Development of Different Kinds of Criminal Activity pp. 319-341: Robert Brame, Edward P. Mulvey and Alex R. Piquero
Discrete-Time Hazard Regression Models with Hidden Heterogeneity pp. 342-373: Kenneth C. Land, Daniel S. Nagin and L. McCALL Patricia
A SAS Procedure Based on Mixture Models for Estimating Developmental Trajectories pp. 374-393: Bobby L. Jones, Daniel S. Nagin and Kathryn Roeder

Impact of a Confounding Variable on a Regression Coefficient pp. 147-194: Kenneth A. Frank
Analyzing Change in Categorical Variables by Generalized Log-Linear Models pp. 195-229: Marcel A. Croon, Wicher Bergsma and Jacques A. Hagenaars
Estimating True Changes when Categorical Panel Data are Affected by Uncorrelated and Correlated Classification Errors pp. 230-268: Francesca Bassi, Jacques A. Hagenaars, Marcel A. Croon and Jeroen K. Vermunt

Sequence Analysis and Optimal Matching Methods in Sociology pp. 3-33: Andrew Abbott and Angela Tsay
But What Have You Done for Us Lately? pp. 34-40: Joel H. Levine
Some Comments on â€œSequence Analysis and Optimal Matching Methods in Sociology: Review and Prospectâ€ pp. 41-64: Lawrence L. Wu
Reply to Levine and Wu pp. 65-76: Andrew Abbott
Development of a Structural Hazard Rate Model in Sociological Research pp. 77-117: Xian Liu
A Heteroscedastic Generalized Extreme Value Discrete Choice Model pp. 118-144: Langche Zeng

Strategies of Causal Inference in Small-N Analysis pp. 387-424: James Mahoney
Comments on Neural Networks pp. 425-453: Haejung Paik
Sampling Distributions of Segregation Indexes pp. 454-475: Michael Ransom
Age, Depression, and Attrition in the National Survey of Families and Households pp. 476-504: John Mirowsky and John R. Reynolds
A Comparison of Randomized Response, Computer-Assisted Self-Interview, and Face-to-Face Direct Questioning pp. 505-537: Peter G. M. van der HEIJDEN, Ger van GILS, Jan Bouts and Joop J. Hox

Statistics of Ordinal Variation pp. 251-280: Julian Blair and Michael G. Lacy
Effects of Introductions in Large-Scale Telephone Survey Interviews pp. 281-300: Hanneke Houtkoop-Steenstra and Huub van den BERGH
Multiple Imputation for Missing Data pp. 301-309: Paul D. Allison
Introduction pp. 310-311: Greg Pollock
Noisy Convention Selection with Local Interaction pp. 312-340: Kazunori Araki and Hamish Low
Cooperation, Mimesis, and Local Interaction pp. 341-364: Ilan Eshel, Dorothea K. Herreiner, Larry Samuelson, Emilia Sansone and Avner Shaked
The Evolution of Partnerships pp. 365-381: Ben Cooper and Chris Wallace

Assessing Direct and Indirect Effects in Multilevel Designs with Latent Variables pp. 123-153: Stephen W. Raudenbush and Robert Sampson
The Scope of General Theory pp. 154-185: Terry Boswell and Cliff Brown
Comparing Logit and Probit Coefficients Across Groups pp. 186-208: Paul D. Allison
The Nature of the Forbid/Allow Asymmetry pp. 209-244: Bregje Holleman

Guest Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue on Bayesian Methods in the Social Sciences pp. 3-6: Bruce Western
Bayesian Analysis for Sociologists pp. 7-34: Bruce Western
Bayesian Analysis of Event History Models with Unobserved Heterogeneity via Markov Chain Monte Carlo pp. 35-60: Steven M. Lewis and Adrian E. Raftery
Binomial-Beta Hierarchical Models for Ecological Inference pp. 61-90: Gary King, Ori Rosen and Martin A. Tanner
Death Penalty Charging in Los Angeles County pp. 91-115: Robert Weiss, Richard Berk, Wenzhi Li and Margaret Farrell-Ross

A Method for Systematically Observing and Recording Collective Action pp. 451-498: David Schweingruber and McPHAIL Clark
Prediction and Classification with Neural Network Models pp. 499-524: Langche Zeng
The Goodness of Fit of Latent Trait Models in Attitude Measurement pp. 525-546: David J. Bartholomew and Panagiota Tzamourani

Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue on the Bayesian Information Criterion pp. 355-358: Christopher Winship
A Critique of the Bayesian Information Criterion for Model Selection pp. 359-397: David L. Weakliem
Comments on â€œA Critique of the Bayesian Information Criterion for Model Selectionâ€ pp. 398-402: David Firth and Jouni Kuha
Evaluating and Using Statistical Methods in the Social Sciences pp. 403-410: Andrew Gelman and Donald B. Rubin
Bayes Factors and BIC pp. 411-427: Adrian E. Raftery
The Tension between Generality and Accuracy pp. 428-435: Yu Xie
Reply to Firth and Kuha, Gelman and Rubin, Raftery, and Xie pp. 436-443: David L. Weakliem

Guest Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue on Causality in the Social Sciences, in Honor of Herbert L. Costner pp. 140-147: Adrian E. Raftery
The Causal Devolution pp. 148-181: Andrew Abbott
Using Path Diagrams as a Structural Equation Modeling Tool pp. 182-225: Peter Spirtes, Thomas Richardson, Christopher Meek, Richard Scheines and Clark Glymour
Graphs, Causality, and Structural Equation Models pp. 226-284: Judea Pearl
A Broader Template for Analyzing Broken Randomized Experiments pp. 285-317: John Barnard, Jiangtao Du, Jennifer L. Hill and Donald B. Rubin
Causal Inference in Statistical Models of the Process of Socioeconomic Achievement pp. 318-348: Michael E. Sobel

Choosing a Measure of Occupational Standing pp. 3-76: John Robert Warren, Jennifer T. Sheridan and Robert M. Hauser
Bootstrapping a Test Statistic for Vanishing Tetrads pp. 77-102: Kenneth A. Bollen and Kwok-Fai Ting
An Empirical Evaluation of In-Depth Probes Used to Pretest Survey Questions pp. 103-133: William Foddy