Sociological Methods & Research

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The Mover-Stayer Model pp. 356-380: Richard B. Davies and Robert Crouchley
Statistical Analysis of Mahalanobis Distances of Students from their Fathers pp. 381-402: Ayala Cohen
Model Selection Procedures for Network Autocorrelated Disturbances Models pp. 403-422: Malcolm M. Dow
On Regression Standardization for Moments pp. 423-446: Clifford C. Clogg and Scott R. Eliason
Estimating Nonlinear Models pp. 447-472: David R. Heise
Using Key Informant Data in Comparative Community Research pp. 473-493: Richard S. Krannich and Craig R. Humphrey

Estimating Fully Parametric Hazard Rate Models with Time-Dependent Covariates pp. 219-246: Trond Petersen
Matrix Representation of Structural and Circulation Mobility pp. 247-269: Tadeusz K. Krauze and Kazimierz M. Slomczynski
Saving the Bath Water pp. 271-284: Michael E. Sobel, Michael Hout and Otis Dudley Duncan
Structural and Circulation Mobility in the Linear Programming Framework pp. 285-300: Tadeusz K. Krauze and Kazimierz M. Slomczynski
A New Generalized â€œExposure-Basedâ€ Segregation Index pp. 301-316: Franklin J. James
Association between Background and Educational Attainment in France pp. 317-344: Herbert L. Smith and Maurice A. Garnier
Anomalous Mobility Tables? Comment on Kim (1984) pp. 345-347: Robert M. Hauser
PRU Measures of Association and Corrected Mobility Tables pp. 349-352: Jae-On Kim

Three-Mode Principal Component Analysis of Multivariate Longitudinal Organizational Data pp. 99-136: Pieter M. Kroonenberg, Cornelis J. Lammers and Ineke Stoop
Log-Multiplicative Models for Multiway Tables pp. 137-153: Jeroen Pannekoek
Uniqueness does not Imply Identification pp. 155-163: Kenneth A. Bollen and Karl G. Jã–reskog
Mistaking Labor Market Effects for Unequal Treatment in Regression Analysis pp. 165-199: Edgar F. Borgatta, Audrey Blumberg, Robert Foss and John van Hoewyk
Decomposing Income, Earnings, and Wage Differentials pp. 201-216: Jeremiah Cotton

Failure Time Models for Thinned Crime Commission Data pp. 3-30: Robert T. Holden
Gender Effects among Telephone Interviewers in a Survey of Economic Attitudes pp. 31-52: Robert M. Groves and Nancy H. Fultz
Tracking Respondents in a Telephone Interview Panel Selected by Random Digit Dialing pp. 53-64: Alan Booth and David R. Johnson
Data Collection pp. 65-80: Leigh Burstein, Howard E. Freeman, Kenneth A. Sirotnik, Ginette Delandshere and Michael Hollis
Effect Analysis in Structural-Equation Models II pp. 81-95: John Fox

The Neglected Problem of Measurement Error in Categorical Data pp. 435-466: Joseph E. Schwartz
Issues in Multivariate Cluster Analysis pp. 467-486: Robert L. Kaufman
Multiple-Indicator, Multiple-Cause Models for a Single Latent Variable with Ordinal Indicators pp. 487-509: Barry V. Bye, Salvatore J. Gallicchio and Janice M. Dykacz
Regression Diagnostics pp. 510-542: Kenneth A. Bollen and Robert W. Jackman
Goodman and Kruskal's TAU-B Statistic pp. 543-550: Kenneth J. Berry and Paul W. Mielke
Standardized Solutions Using LISREL on Multiple Populations pp. 551-557: Alan C. Acock and Theodore D. Fuller

The Social Context of Policy Research pp. 275-287: Gary L. Albrecht and David J. Jackson
School Desegregation and Black Achievement pp. 289-324: Paul M. Wortman and Fred B. Bryant
A Value-Based Community Assessment Process pp. 325-361: Marvin E. Olsen, Penelope Canan and Michael Hennessy
Family Policy Analysis pp. 363-386: Robert F. Kelly
Recognizing Heterogeneous Responses to Policy pp. 387-405: Steven B. Caldwell
Strategies for Collating Diverse Scientific Evidence in the Analysis of Population Health Characteristics pp. 407-431: Kenneth G. Manton and Korbin Liu

Network Autocorrelation Models pp. 155-200: Patrick Doreian, Klaus Teuter and Chi-Hsein Wang
A Biparametric Approach to Network Autocorrelation pp. 201-217: Malcolm M. Dow
The R2 Ridge Trace in 2SLS Regression Estimation pp. 219-249: Wan Fung Lee, Jeffrey W. Bulcock and Wo Shun Luk
Limitations of Centering for Interactive Models pp. 251-271: Richard L. Tate

PRU Measures of Association for Contingency Table Analysis pp. 3-44: Jae-On Kim
Analyzing Relations in Dyads pp. 45-76: James R. Lincoln
Fitting Nonhierarchical and Association Log-Linear Models Using GLIM pp. 77-107: Richard Breen
Structural Equation Models pp. 109-119: David Rindskopf
Power Models and Error Terms pp. 121-126: Derald Walling, H. Lawrence Hotchkiss and Evans W. Curry
Application of the EM Method pp. 127-150: Ronald Schoenberg and Carol Richtand
Errata pp. 151-151: N/a
Errata pp. 152-152: N/a

The Dirichlet-Gamma-Poisson Model of Repeated Events pp. 347-373: James F. Nelson
Erratum pp. 373-373: N/a
Identification of Parameters in Cohort Models pp. 375-398: Wolfgang Jagodzinski
Estimable Functions in Log-Linear Models pp. 399-432: J. Scott Long
Exploratory Data Analysis Methods pp. 433-452: Ayala Cohen

Structural Cohesion and Equivalence Explanations of Social Homogeneity pp. 235-261: Noah E. Friedkin
Detecting Changes of Level and Slope in Repeated-Measures Data pp. 263-277: John Fox
Inequality and Careers pp. 279-321: Rachel A. Rosenfeld and Franã‡ois Nielsen
Decomposing Differences between Groups pp. 323-343: F. L. Jones and Jonathan Kelley

Foreword pp. 115-118: Howard E. Freeman and J. Merrill Shanks
The Current Status of Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing pp. 119-142: J. Merrill Shanks
Research Opportunities Related to CATI pp. 143-152: Howard E. Freeman
CATI's First Decade pp. 153-168: James C. Fink
Microcomputer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing pp. 169-189: Charles Palit and Harry Sharp
CATI Research and Development at the Census Bureau pp. 191-197: William L. Nicholls
Implications of CATI pp. 199-215: Robert M. Groves
Survey Research and Technological Change pp. 217-230: Seymour Sudman

Flowgraph Analysis for Effect Decomposition pp. 3-29: Huey-Tsyh Chen
Category-Rating and Magnitude Estimation Scaling Techniques pp. 31-75: Bernd Wegener
Comparing Regression Coefficients Across Subsamples pp. 77-94: Ayala Cohen
On Defining Normative Consistency pp. 95-111: Keith Hope