Sociological Methods & Research

1972 - 2025

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Resolving Research Controversy Through Empirical Cumulation pp. 395-407: Thomas C. Taveggia
On Dummy Variable Regression Analysis pp. 409-430: Jerry L.L. Miller and Maynard L. Erickson
Procedures for Estimating Standardized Regression Coefficients From Sample Data pp. 431-453: Lawrence S. Mayer and Mary Sue Younger
Establishing Critical Turning-Points in Temporal Variation pp. 455-484: George K. Jarvis
On Estimating the Reliability of Composite Indexes Through Factor Analysis pp. 485-510: Kent W. Smith
The Effects of Violating the Normality Assumption Underlying r pp. 511-519: Richard A. Zeller and Zachary H. Levine

Locating Community Boundaries: an Integration of Theory and Empirical Techniques pp. 259-280: Lauren H. Seiler and Gene F. Summers
A Memory Search Model of Reliability pp. 281-311: John E. Hunter and Gerald M. Gillmore
Estimating an Equation With Multiplicative and Additive Terms, With an Application To Analysis of Wage Differentials Between Men and Women in 1960 pp. 313-331: Ross M. Stolzenberg
Specification, Residuals and Contextual Effects pp. 333-363: George Farkas
Contextual Analysis Revisited pp. 365-375: Robert M. Hauser
Nonparametric Partial Correlation and Causal Analysis pp. 376-392: H.T. Reynolds

Confirmatory Factor-Analytic Structures and the Theory Construction Process pp. 131-190: Ronald S. Burt
The Use of Factor Analysis in the Construction of Linear Composites in Social Research pp. 191-212: Duane F. Alwin
The Measurement of the Effects of Overtraining On Job Attitudes pp. 215-238: Arne L. Kalleberg and Aage B. SÃ¸rensen
On the Measurement of Occupation in Social Surveys pp. 239-251: David L. Featherman and Robert M. Hauser

Panel Studies: Some Practical Problems pp. 3-19: Donald M. Crider, Fern K. Willits and Robert C. Bealer
A Methodological Note on Typological Analysis in Status Consistency Research pp. 21-37: Kenneth J. Berry and Thomas W. Martin
Formal Structure and Communication: an Examination of Two Models pp. 39-61: James D. Griffith, Louis N. Gray and Bruce H. Mayhew
Observation Errors in Sociological Surveys: a Model and a Method pp. 63-83: Dean Harper
The Utility of Intervening Constructs in Experiments pp. 85-110: Richard A. Zeller and Richard B. Warnecke
Social Status and Personality Factors in Predicting Interviewer Performance pp. 111-122: Gene F. Summers and E.M. Beck

Measuring the Concentration of Power in the International System pp. 403-437: James Lee Ray and J. David Singer
Some Theoretical and Methodological Considerations for Measuring Intrasocietal Conflict pp. 439-461: Alvin L. Jacobson
The Impact of Endorsements on Voting pp. 463-495: William M. Mason
A Measure of Sociometric Reciprocity pp. 497-519: John T. Doby

Testing Typological Hypotheses pp. 275-301: Richard B. Warnecke and Richard A. Zeller
The Adequacy of Student Reports of Parental Ses Characteristics pp. 303-315: Brian D. Kayser and Gene F. Summers
Techniques for Obtaining Rank Orderings pp. 317-327: J. David Martin and Stuart C. Dodd
A Refined Status Index for Sociometric Data pp. 329-346: William Ray Arney
Using the Sign Rule pp. 347-353: Phillip Bonacich
College Students' Reactions To Social Scientific Experimentation pp. 355-386: Bruce C. Straits and Paul L. Wuebben
Self-Anchoring Scale: Does It Make a Difference? pp. 387-399: Myron J. Lefcowitz and Barbara Wallston

Employing Nominal Variables, Induced Variables, and Block Variables in Path Analyses pp. 147-173: David R. Heise
Indirect Effects in Path Analysis pp. 175-186: John M. Finney
Urbanism as a Way of Life pp. 187-242: Claude S. Fischer
An Actuarial Method for Assessing the Direction of Influence Between Two Datable Life Events pp. 243-270: Lee N. Robins, Mitchell Taibleson, Susan M. LeVine and Marsha Richardson

How One Normally Constructs Good Measures pp. 3-12: Edgar F. Borgatta and George W. Bohrnstedt
Statistical Usage In Sociology pp. 13-37: Sanford Labovitz
A Mathematical-Systems Approach To a Synthesis of Scientific Methodology pp. 39-63: Donal E. Muir
Strategies of Participation in Participant Observation pp. 65-96: Daniel S. Claster and Howard Schwartz
Standardization and Component Analysis pp. 97-135: Robert P. Althauser and Michael Wigler
Review Essay: Model Building in Sociology by Peter Abell. New York: Schocken Books, Inc. 1971. 252 pp. $12.00 pp. 137-138: Kenneth C. Land
Book Review: Causal Models in the Social Sciences edited by H. M. Blalock, Jr. Chicago: Aldine-Atherton, Inc., 1971. 515 pp. clothbound: $15.00; paperbound: $9.75 pp. 139-141: Kenneth C. Land