In this book, originally published in 1978 by Abt Books, author Leo Goodman presents new methods for causal analyses of qualitative variables, for scaling response patterns, for latent structure analysis, and for analyzing and comparing various kinds of cross-classification tables. Edited by Jay Magidson, this volume includes contributions from James A. Davis and Jay Magidson.
I cannot think of a book that will be of more use to the social science community than Analyzing Qualitative/Categorical Data. -- Nathan Keyfritz, Center for Population Studies, Harvard University I cannot think of a book that will be of more use to the social science community than Analyzing Qualitative/Categorical Data. -- Nathan Keyfritz, Center for Population Studies, Harvard University
In this book, originally published in 1978 by Abt Books, author Leo Goodman presents new methods for causal analyses of qualitative variables, for scaling response patterns, for latent structure analysis, and for analyzing and comparing various kinds of cross-classification tables. Edited by Jay Magidson, this volume includes contributions from James A. Davis and Jay Magidson.
I cannot think of a book that will be of more use to the social science community than Analyzing Qualitative/Categorical Data. -- Nathan Keyfritz, Center for Population Studies, Harvard University I cannot think of a book that will be of more use to the social science community than Analyzing Qualitative/Categorical Data. -- Nathan Keyfritz, Center for Population Studies, Harvard University
In this book, originally published in 1978 by Abt Books, author Leo Goodman presents new methods for causal analyses of qualitative variables, for scaling response patterns, for latent structure analysis, and for analyzing and comparing various kinds of cross-classification tables. Edited by Jay Magidson, this volume includes contributions from James A. Davis and Jay Magidson.
I cannot think of a book that will be of more use to the social science community than Analyzing Qualitative/Categorical Data. -- Nathan Keyfritz, Center for Population Studies, Harvard University I cannot think of a book that will be of more use to the social science community than Analyzing Qualitative/Categorical Data. -- Nathan Keyfritz, Center for Population Studies, Harvard University