Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology

1967 - 2025

Current editor(s): Vittorio Capecchi

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Design matrix analysis pp. 333-344: Keith Hope
Prescribed conditional interaction structure models with application to the analysis of mobility tables pp. 345-358: Tamás Rudas
Measuring opinion distributions pp. 359-379: Arie Boon and Alexander Meurs
A note on campbell's distinction between internal and external validity pp. 381-387: Martyn Hammersley
Borda's method applied — the right to make a proposal pp. 389-392: Björn Stefansson
Preferences, choices, tournaments: Alternative foundations for the evaluation of voting schemes pp. 393-405: Hannu Nurmi
Preliminary negotiations as an indicator of the context and the utilization of research: A case study pp. 407-420: Ilja Maso
The impact of state power on economic growth rates in OECD countries pp. 421-438: Erich Weede

Decomposing real and deflator-based government growth: an application to the American states pp. 221-233: James Garand
On the conceptualization of theoretical constructs pp. 235-252: Cees Middendorp
Accuracy of self-reports to the burdensome question: survey response and nonresponse error trade-offs pp. 253-269: G. Warriner
Assessing individual differences in psychophysical functions pp. 271-283: Maria-Teresa Coello and Ana Garriga
Validity — the quest for reality in quantitative and qualitative research pp. 285-295: Klaus Kirchgässler
On irrelevant and infeasible alternatives pp. 297-306: Björn Stefansson
On the modification and predictive validity of covariance structure models pp. 307-314: David Kaplan
A flexible test of symmetry pp. 315-320: Martin Rosenzweig
High precision registration of complicated longitudinal and cross-sectional data pp. 321-326: Eva Johanson
Influence of research design upon data analysis pp. 327-331: Milton Bloombaum

A critique of the use of triangulation in social research pp. 115-136: Norman Blaikie
Utilization of ambulatory care studies: testing the assumptions pp. 137-150: François Béland
Interviewer-related measurement error in attitudinal research: a nonexperimental study pp. 151-165: Finn-Aage Esbensen and Scott Menard
Recent methodological studies on survey questioning pp. 167-187: N. Molenaar
A methodology for comparing predictions from many models to few data pp. 189-209: Stanley Wasserman and James Davis
A neural network approach to the simulation of human society pp. 211-220: Miklos Szilagyi

Argumatics: a text analysis procedure for supporting problem formulation pp. 1-17: Anna Vári
The importance of being earnest in statistics pp. 19-28: V. Shvyrkov and A. Persidsky
Three characteristic functions and tentative remarks on credible threats pp. 29-35: Manfred Holler
Alternative procedures for macrosociological theorizing pp. 37-55: Kenneth Bailey
The importance of selecting appropriate adjective pairs for measuring attitude based on the semantic differential method pp. 57-68: Pierre Valois and Gaston Godin
The Kreps-Wilson monopoly-entrant game and cautiously rationalizable sequential equilibria pp. 69-83: Manfred Holler
Efficiency and monotonicity of bargaining solutions pp. 85-90: Hannu Salonen
The use of positively and negatively phrased items and the fit of a factor solution pp. 91-101: Gerard Maassen
The standardized effect of a compound of dummy variables or polynomial terms pp. 103-114: Rob Eisinga, Peer Scheepers and Leo Snippenburg

Preface pp. 343-344: Willem Saris
Identification structure of linear structural models pp. 345-365: Gerhard Seidel and Cornelia Eicheler
Robustness issues in structural equation modeling: a review of recent developments pp. 367-386: Albert Satorra
New developments in LISREL: analysis of ordinal variables using polychoric correlations and weighted least squares pp. 387-404: Karl Jöreskog
A panel model for political efficacy and responsiveness: an application of LISREL 7 with weighted least squares pp. 405-426: Anne-Marie Aish and Karl Jöreskog
Latent state-trait models in attitude research pp. 427-445: Rolf Steyer and Manfred Schmitt
Searching for parsimony: are true-score models or factor models more appropriate? pp. 447-470: Wolfgang Jagodzinski, Steffen Kühnel and Peter Schmidt
Common factors can always be found but can they also be rejected? pp. 471-490: Willem Saris and Harm Hartman

Dimensions of attitude towards higher mental function curricular objectives (HMCO): a partial order scalogram analysis pp. 231-244: Arieh Lewy and Samuel Shye
Contextual content analysis pp. 245-265: Donald McTavish and Ellen Pirro
Stochastic dominance and statistical comparisons of income distribution functions pp. 267-282: John Bishop and John Formby
Occupational prestige and sex typing in the collective conscience pp. 283-296: John Saltiel
Analysis of deviance and of social classes — the impact of methodological research pp. 297-322: Claude Faugeron and Karl Meter
Logit and multinomial logit models for discrete-time event-history analysis: a causal analysis of interdependent discretestate processes pp. 323-341: Kazuo Yamaguchi

Alternative interaction structures in square contingency tables having ordered classificatory variables pp. 107-127: H. Lawal and G. Upton
Classification, typology, taxonomy pp. 129-157: Alberto Marradi
Why H does not measure information: the role of the “special case” legerdemain solution in the maintenance of anomalies in normal science pp. 159-171: Kenneth Bailey
Mokken scale analysis for polychotomous items: theory, a computer program and an empirical application pp. 173-188: K. Sijtsma, P. Debets and I. Molenaar
Modelling mobility: the use of simulation to choose between near-equivalent models pp. 189-212: F. Jones, Susan Wilson and Yvonne Pittelkow
Regoo plots as a regression diagnostic tool pp. 213-229: Patrick Doreian and Norman Hummon

Conceptual structures as damped harmonic oscillators pp. 1-16: John Foldy and Joseph Woelfel
Inducing relations on incomplete ordinal data pp. 17-36: William Gehrlein and Peter Fishburn
Qualitative multiple criteria choice analysis pp. 37-56: Edwin Hinloopen and Peter Nijkamp
Confirmation and qualitative evidence-instances: justifying the use of qualitative research methods pp. 57-63: Steven Miller
The statistical analysis of overidentified linear recursive models pp. 65-85: Edward Carmines
Alternative measures of political efficacy: models and means pp. 87-105: Alan Acock and Harold Clarke