Sociological Methods & Research

1972 - 2025

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Foreword pp. 379-380: Darnell F. Hawkins
Statistical Evidence in Employment Discrimination Cases pp. 381-406: Herbert I. Weisberg and Thomas J. Tomberlin
Regression and Discrimination pp. 407-442: Carl C. Hoffmann and Dana Quade
Methods of Presenting Scientific Evidence in Court pp. 443-468: Mark A. Chesler, Debra S. Kalmuss and Joseph Sanders
Methodological Issues in Court Research pp. 469-500: Robin Stryker, Ilene H. Nagel and John Hagan
Jurors' Use of Judges' Instructions pp. 501-518: James A. Holstein
Research within the Juvenile Courts pp. 519-533: M. A. Bortner

Normalization Ridge Regression in Practice pp. 259-303: Jeffrey W. Bulcock and Wan Fung Lee
On Interaction Effects Involving Block Variables pp. 305-323: Peter V. Marsden
The Analysis of Covariance Structures pp. 325-344: Jon W. Hoelter
Parameter Estimation for Mover-Stayer Models pp. 345-366: Timothy M. Morgan, Carol S. Aneshensel and Virginia A. Clark
Asymptotic Sampling Theory of Tau b pp. 367-374: Klaus Zimmermann
Erratum pp. 374-374: N/a

Foreword pp. 115-119: Allen D. Grimshaw
Sound-Image Data Records for Research on Social Interaction pp. 121-144: Allen D. Grimshaw
Something Old and Something New pp. 145-166: William A. Corsaro
Data Collection pp. 167-174: Mark S. Cary
Quantitative Studies of Interaction Structure and Strategy pp. 175-194: Starkey Duncan
Errata pp. 194-194: N/a
Melodies Bristling with Change pp. 195-212: Adrian T. Bennett
Audiovisual Records as a Primary Data Source pp. 213-232: Frederick Erickson
Whose Privacy? What Harm? pp. 233-247: Allen D. Grimshaw
References pp. 248-255: N/a

I Hear You Knocking But You Can't Come In pp. 3-32: Robert Fitzgerald and Linda Fuller
Obtaining Respondent Cooperation in Family Panel Studies pp. 33-51: Arland Thornton, Deborah S. Freedman and Donald Camburn
On Rescuing the Nonequivalent-Control-Group Design pp. 53-80: Lawrence B. Mohr
A Note on Who's Who in America as a Biographical Data Source in Studies of Elites pp. 81-88: T. B. Priest
Validity of Forced Responses in a Randomized Response Model pp. 89-100: Stephen E. Edgell, Samuel Himmelfarb and Karen L. Duchan
The Takahasi-Sakasegawa Randomized Response Technique pp. 101-111: Sandra F. Beldt, Wayne W. Daniel and Bikramjit S. Garcha

Fiction and Reality pp. 379-420: Fritz Gaenslen
Multiple Indicator Models pp. 421-433: Ronald Schoenberg
Equilibrium and Identification in Linear Panel Models pp. 435-451: David F. Greenberg and Ronald C. Kessler
Most Possible Estimates and Maximum Likelihood Estimates pp. 453-462: John Wanat
An Application of James-Stein Estimation to Survey Data pp. 463-483: Willard Rodgers
Graphic Display for Multidimensions pp. 485-493: Elizabeth A. Freidheim

Maximum Likelihood Methods for Linear Models pp. 243-269: Patrick Doreian
Incomplete Corrections for Regressor Unreliabilities pp. 271-284: Eugene Y.T. Won
Event History Testing pp. 285-302: Richard B. Davies, Andrew R. Pickles and Robert Crouchley
Measuring Inequality pp. 303-326: Guillermina Jasso
Factors Affecting Religious Participation pp. 327-335: Graham J.G. Upton
Collecting Sensitive Data pp. 337-346: Thomas W. Mangione, Ralph Hingson and Jane Barrett
Using Film to Analyze Pedestrian Behavior pp. 347-375: McPHAIL Clark and Ronald T. Wohlstein

The California Disability Survey: Design and Execution of a Computer-Assisted Telephone Study pp. 123-140: J. Merrill Shanks, William L. Nicholls and Howard E. Freeman
Snowball Sampling: Problems and Techniques of Chain Referral Sampling pp. 141-163: Patrick Biernacki and Dan Waldorf
Self-Reports of Academic Performance: Response Errors Are Not Well Behaved pp. 165-185: Lawrence C. Hamilton
Standardization in Causal Analysis pp. 187-210: Jae-On Kim and G. Donald Ferree
Effects of Wife's Income on Family Income Inequality pp. 211-232: Richard J. Harris and John J. Hedderson
Jackknifing Measures of Association pp. 233-240: Neil W. Henry

Estimating Nonhierarchical and Nested Log-Linear Models pp. 3-49: Jay Magidson, James H. Swan and Richard A. Berk
Goodman and Kruskal's Tau b: Multiple and Partial Analogs pp. 50-62: Louis N. Gray and J. Sherwood Williams
Effective Size and Number of Components pp. 63-81: Rein Taagepera and Bernard Grofman
Neighborhood Effects: A LISREL Model for Clustered Samples pp. 82-111: T. Bielby William
Modeling Recidivism Times: Comment on Bloom pp. 112-118: John A. Gaines
Errata pp. 119-119: N/a