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Linear models in social research editor, Peter V. Marsden.

Colaborador(es): Detalles de publicación: Beverly Hills Sage Publications c1981.Descripción: 336 p. ill. 23 cmISBN:
  • 080391721X
  • 0803917228 (pbk.)
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  • 300/.724 19
Clasificación LoC:
  • H61.25 .L55
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Issues concerning single-equation models: Standardization in causal analysis / Jae-On Kim and G. Donald Ferree. On dummy variable regression analysis / Jerry L.L. Miller and Maynard L. Erickson. Employing nominal variables, induced variables, and block variables in path analyses / David R. Heise. Interpreting polynomial regression / James A. Stimson, Edward G. Carmines, and Richard A. Zeller. Conditional effects in regression models / Peter V. Marsden -- Multiequation models: The decomposition of effects in path analysis / Duane F. Alwin and Robert M. Hauser. The subculture of violence thesis / Howard S. Erlanger and Halliman H. Winsborough. Sensitivity analysis of arbitrarily identified simultaneous-equation models / Kenneth C. Land and Marcus Felson. Effect analysis in structural equation models / John Fox -- Models with unobserved variables and measurement errors: Estimation and hypothesis testing in linear models containing measurement error / J. Scott Long. Response error in earnings functions for nonblack males / William T. Bielby and Robert M. Hauser. A note on interpretational confounding of unobserved variables in structural equation models / Ronald S. Burt.
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Linear models attempt to state causal laws, thought to be operative in one or more groups, organizations, or nations. These models represent the researcher′s idea about the structure according to which explanatory or independent variables combine to produce variations in response (or dependent) variables. This volume deals with the increasingly complicated forms of linear models: single-equation models, multi-equation models, and models with unobserved variables and measurement error.

A selection of articles from the first nine volumes of Sociological methods and research, and one from the American sociological review, vol. 40, Feb. 1975.

Bibliography: p. 319-332.

Issues concerning single-equation models: Standardization in causal analysis / Jae-On Kim and G. Donald Ferree. On dummy variable regression analysis / Jerry L.L. Miller and Maynard L. Erickson. Employing nominal variables, induced variables, and block variables in path analyses / David R. Heise. Interpreting polynomial regression / James A. Stimson, Edward G. Carmines, and Richard A. Zeller. Conditional effects in regression models / Peter V. Marsden -- Multiequation models: The decomposition of effects in path analysis / Duane F. Alwin and Robert M. Hauser. The subculture of violence thesis / Howard S. Erlanger and Halliman H. Winsborough. Sensitivity analysis of arbitrarily identified simultaneous-equation models / Kenneth C. Land and Marcus Felson. Effect analysis in structural equation models / John Fox -- Models with unobserved variables and measurement errors: Estimation and hypothesis testing in linear models containing measurement error / J. Scott Long. Response error in earnings functions for nonblack males / William T. Bielby and Robert M. Hauser. A note on interpretational confounding of unobserved variables in structural equation models / Ronald S. Burt.

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PETER V. MARSDEN is the Edith and Benjamin Geisinger Professor of Sociology at Harvard University. His research interests center on social organization, social networks, and survey research. He teaches about these subjects as well as on quantitative methods for data analysis. He received the Paul F. Lazarsfeld Award recognizing a career of distinguished contributions to methodology in sociology from the Section on Methodology of the American Sociological Association in 2016.

Marsden was a co-principal investigator of the General Social Survey between 1997 and 2015, and a lead investigator of three National Organizations Studies conducted between 1991 and 2003. He edited Social Trends in American Life: Findings from the General Social Survey since 1972 (Princeton University Press, 2012), which won the Book Award given by the American Association for Public Opinion Research in 2015. With James D. Wright, he edited the second edition of the Handbook of Survey Research (Emerald Group Publishing, 2010). His articles and chapters concentrate on studies of social networks--especially egocentric networks and their measurement--as well as work orientations, social trends, and issues in organizational analysis.

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