Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology

1967 - 2025

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Volume 23, issue 3, 1989

International Conference on Social Science Methodology pp. 225-235

Anuška Ferligoj

Operationalization, a superfluous concept pp. 237-275

Edw. Roskam

Problems in the estimation and interpretation of the reliability of survey data pp. 277-331

Duane Alwin

A technological revolution in data collection pp. 333-349

Willem Saris

Macrosociological applications of event history analysis: state transitions and event recurrences pp. 351-383

Michael Hannan

Volume 23, issue 2, 1989

The application of generalizability analysis to observational studies pp. 115-127

George Marcoulides

Unobserved heterogeneity in hazard rate models: a test and an illustration from a study of career mobility pp. 129-141

Hans-Peter Blossfeld and Alfred Hamerle

Construct validity and second-order factorial model pp. 143-159

François Béland and Brigitte Maheux

The necessity of being flexible pp. 161-170

Ilja Maso

Kappa as a measure of pattern in sequential data pp. 171-187

Bruce Wampold

Popularising Delphi method pp. 189-203

Jan Dijk

A relative mobility table pp. 205-220

Antonio Cobalti

Bias resulting from the choice of sample and results of cross-national analyses of suicide rates pp. 221-223

David Lester and Steven Stack

Volume 23, issue 1, 1989

Rotation to simple processes: the effect of alternative rotation rules on observed patterns in time-ordered measurements pp. 3-20

Joseph Woelfel, George Barnett, Robert Pruzek and Robert Zimmelman

Log-quadratic models for the analysis of Guttman scales and their status correlates pp. 21-38

Kazuo Yamaguchi

Causal models of measurement: some problems for theory construction pp. 39-59

Patrick Horan

Robust estimation and prediction of economic systems: The case of partial structural variability pp. 61-73

Anders Westlund

How far can a dummy go? or, Are we putting too much of a burden upon political dichotomies? pp. 75-81

Baruch Mevorach

Conditional regression analysis pp. 83-108

Bas Denters and Rob Puijenbroek

Non-work-related accidents on 2454 Swedish farms — the yield of a system for continuous and periodic injury surveillance pp. 109-114

Bjarne Jansson

Volume 22, issue 4, 1988

A contextual analysis of power and foreign policy behavior pp. 331-346

Larry Aspin

A methodology for testing a new spatial model of elections pp. 347-364

James Enelow

The various faces of scientific productivity: a contingency analysis pp. 365-380

Yehouda Shenhav and Yitchak Haberfeld

Consistent estimation of correlations between observed interval variables with skewed distributions pp. 381-392

Jan Faber

From cause to effect and from effect to cause pp. 393-401

V. Shvyrkov

Criticizing the neoclassics economics maximization hypothesis: an epistemological note pp. 403-415

L. Keita

A measurement model for psychophysical scaling pp. 417-433

Willem Saris

Ratings and confirmation pp. 435-438

Joseph Fulda

Volume 22, issue 3, 1988

Substantive nonadditivity in social science research A note on induced collinearity and measurement and testing of effects pp. 221-237

Michael Miller and Frank Farmer

The discrete sequential analysis of dynamic international behavior pp. 239-254

William Dixon

Event history and survival analysis in the social sciences II. Advanced applications and recent developments pp. 255-278

Dougal Hutchison

An indifference trap of voting pp. 279-292

Manfred Holler

A general qualitative technique for the comparison of economic structures pp. 293-310

Hans Holub and Gottfried Tappeiner

Semantic validity Testing the operationalization of ideological frames of reference pp. 311-330

Harry Berg and Kees Veer

Volume 22, issue 2, 1988

A core-analysis of meta-analysis pp. 111-126

James Bruno and Frederick Ellett

The See-Saw Effect: a multilevel problem? pp. 127-137

G. Kreft and E. Leeuw

The Mill canons and the intrinsic inference model pp. 139-150

Bruno Baldessari and Rosanna Memoli

Gender and the subjective meaning of health: An integrated approach pp. 151-165

Kapur Ahlawat and Mohammad Subbarini

The behavioral power of nations: an analysis of verbal conflict using the equations of statistical equilibrium pp. 167-189

Lewis House and Michael Ward

Using LISREL models with crude rank category measures pp. 191-201

Pamela Homer and Robert O'Brien

Event history and survival analysis in the social sciences pp. 203-219

Dougal Hutchison

Volume 22, issue 1, 1988

Linking quality & quantity pp. 3-30

Robert Smith

Alternative conceptual frameworks for the analysis of mobility tables and the log-linear models pp. 31-47

Antonio Cobalti

Extending Rosenberg's idea about conjoint effects pp. 49-64

Juan Sanchez Carrion

Artificial intelligence and content analysis pp. 65-97

Jan Cuilenburg, Jan Kleinnijenhuis and Jan Ridder

The reporting of gross and net earnings in a postal survey pp. 99-110

Brian Main

Volume 21, issue 4, 1987

What Harvard statisticians don't tell us pp. 335-347

Vladislav Shvyrkov

Corrections for coarsely categorized measures: LISREL's polyserial and polychoric correlations pp. 349-360

Robert O'Brien and Pamela Homer

Interaction effects in cross-national studies pp. 361-375

Erich Weede

Work values as “reinforcer groupings” pp. 377-392

Aharon Tziner and Dov Elizur

Using Mokken scale analysis to develop unidimensional scales pp. 393-408

Michael Gillespie, Elisabeth Tenvergert and Johannes Kingma

The meaning of industrial prestige pp. 409-423

Ephraim Yuchtman-Yaar and Oded Shenkar

When neutrality is negative pp. 425-432

Anton Nederhof

Volume 21, issue 3, 1987

Research design in total institutions: problems, pitfalls, and possible solutions pp. 209-218

Francesca Lundström

A comparative analysis of measures of social homogeneity pp. 219-231

William Gehrlein

The constructive theory of mass behaviour pp. 233-253

Yu. Chernyak, A. Leonov and A. Lerner

Evidence of sophisticated voting in a committee setting: theory and experiments pp. 255-273

Rick Wilson and Anne Pearson

Salmon's critique of Hempel: an alternative view of statistical explanation and theory building pp. 275-289

W. Merriman and Edward Carmines

Linking quality & quantity pp. 291-311

Robert Smith

Empirical phenomenology: principles and method pp. 313-333

Judith Sixsmith and Andrew Sixsmith

Volume 21, issue 2, 1987

Association, agreement, and equity pp. 109-123

Klaus Krippendorff

Conceptual and empirical status of mental constructs in the analysis of action pp. 125-137

Lennart Sjöberg

How to examine construct validity of item banks pp. 139-151

Rina Doron

A pilot study of Portuguese electoral shifts: 1976–1982 pp. 153-175

Marc Swyngedouw

Modeling behavior with attribute disparity: implicit relationships between attribute magnitudes and aggregated behavior pp. 177-197

Larry Aspin

A new dimension to content analysis: Exploring relationships among thematic categories pp. 199-208

Lea Scherl and Michael Smithson

Volume 21, issue 1, 1987

Measurement error in causal analysis of panel data: Attenuated versus inflated relationships pp. 3-20

Anders Westholm

The homogeneity problem in statistics pp. 21-36

Vladislav Shvyrkov and Arch Davis

Air pollution-mortality models: A demonstration of the effects of random measurement error pp. 37-48

Kenneth Bollen and Richard Schwing

Models for the probability of concordance in cross-classification tables pp. 49-57

Alan Agresti, John Schollenberger and Dennis Wackerly

Registration of longitudinal data by means of musical notation pp. 59-69

Eva Johanson

On nonparametric latent trait models pp. 71-79

Viera Gáfriková

A nexus analytic approach pp. 81-89

Kris Merschrod

Path analysis for mixed qualitative and quantitative variables pp. 91-102

A. Israëls

Fitting in: the researcher as learner and participant pp. 103-108

Robert Stebbins