Social statistics: 1 The fundamentals of descriptive social statistics
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CONTENTS
APPENDIX OF SOURCES XIII
EDITORS INTRODUCTION: SOCIAL STATISTICS XXIII
ROGER PENN AND DAMON BERRIDGE
VOLUME I: THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DESCRIPTIVE SOCIAL STATISTICS
1. ON THE INFLUENCE OF PREVIOUS VACCINATION IN CASES OF SMALLPOX 1 W.R.
MACDONELL 2. TABLES FOR TESTING THE GOODNESS OF FIT OF THEORY TO
OBSERVATION 9 W. PALIN ELDERTON 3. ON THE INHERITANCE IN COAT-COLOUR OF
THOROUGHBRED HORSES
(GRANDSIRE AND GRANDCHILDREN) 18
N. BLANCHARD 4. NOTES ON THE THEORY OF ASSOCIATION OF ATTRIBUTES IN
STATISTICS 23 G. UDNY YULE 5. A FURTHER STUDY OF STATISTICS RELATING TO
VACCINATION AND SMALLPOX 39
W.R. MACDONELL 6. THE LAW OF ANCESTRAL HEREDITY 48
KARL PEARSON 7. ON A PROPERTY WHICH HOLDS GOOD FOR ALL GROUPINGS OF A
NORMAL DISTRIBUTION OF FREQUENCY FOR TWO VARIABLES, WITH APPLICATIONS TO
THE STUDY OF CONTINGENCY-TABLES FOR THE INHERITANCE
OF UNMEASURED QUALITIES 78
G. UDNY YULE 8. ON THE INFLUENCE OF BIAS AND OF PERSONAL EQUATION IN
STATISTICS OF ILL-DEFINED QUALITIES: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY 90
G. UDNY YULE 9. REPLY TO CERTAIN CRITICISMS OF MR G. U. YULE 93
KARL PEARSON 10. ON A NEW METHOD OF DETERMINING CORRELATION, WHEN ONE
VARIABLE IS GIVEN BY ALTERNATIVE AND THE OTHER BY MULTIPLE CATEGORIES
103 KARL PEARSON 11. ON THE GENERAL THEORY OF MULTIPLE CONTINGENCY WITH
SPECIAL
REFERENCE TO PARTIAL CONTINGENCY 114
KARL PEARSON 12. ON THE INTERPRETATION OF % 2 FROM CONTINGENCY TABLES,
AND THE CALCULATION OF P 131
R.A. FISHER 13. ON THE APPLICATION OF THE X 2 METHOD TO ASSOCIATION AND
CONTINGENCY TABLES, WITH EXPERIMENTAL ILLUSTRATIONS 139
G. UDNY YULE
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14. STATISTICAL TESTS OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN OBSERVATION AND HYPOTHESIS
149
R.A. FISHER 15. RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN STATISTICAL INFERENCE 158
HAROLD HOTELLING 16. CONTINGENCY TABLES INVOLVING SMALL NUMBERS AND THE
X 2 TEST 167 E YATES 17. CONTINGENCY TABLE INTERACTIONS 185
M.S. BARTLETT 18. CALCULATION OF CHI-SQUARE FOR COMPLEX CONTINGENCY
TABLES 190 H.W.NORTON 19. ON THE HYPOTHESIS OF NO INTERACTION IN A
MULTI-WAY
CONTINGENCY TABLE 198
S.N. ROY AND MARVIN A KASTENBAUM 20. CALCULATION OF CHI-SQUARE TO TEST
THE NO THREE-FACTOR INTERACTION HYPOTHESIS 208
MARVIN A KASTENBAUM AND DONALD E. LAMPHIEAR
VOLUME II: THE DEVELOPMENT OF STATISTICAL MODELLING
21. MEASURES OF ASSOCIATION FOR CROSS CLASSIFICATIONS 1
LEO A. GOODMAN AND WILLIAM H. KRUSKAL 22. INTERACTIONS IN MULTI-FACTOR
CONTINGENCY TABLES 30
J.N. DARROCH 23. MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD IN THREE-WAY CONTINGENCY TABLES 47
M.W BIRCH 24. THE DETECTION OF PARTIAL ASSOCIATION, II: THE GENERAL CASE
65
M.W. BIRCH 25. HOW TO RANSACK SOCIAL MOBILITY TABLES AND OTHER KINDS OF
CROSS-CLASSIFICATION TABLES 82
LEO A. GOODMAN 26. A GENERAL MODEL FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS 121
LEO A GOODMAN 27. LOG LINEAR MODELS FOR CONTINGENCY TABLES: A
GENERALIZATION OF CLASSICAL LEAST SQUARES 169
J.A. NELDER 28. A STRUCTURAL MODEL OF THE MOBILITY TABLE 178
ROBERT M. HAUSER 29. HOW DESTINATION DEPENDS ON ORIGIN IN THE
OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY TABLE 209
OTIS DUDLEY DUNCAN 30. CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING WHETHER CERTAIN
CATEGORIES IN A CROSS-CLASSIFICATION TABLE SHOULD BE COMBINED,
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORIES IN AN OCCUPATIONAL
MOBILITY TABLE 219
LEO A. GOODMAN
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31. STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE BRITISH CLASS STRUCTURE: A LOG
LINEAR ANALYSIS OF MARITAL ENDOGAMY IN ROCHDALE 1856-1964 257 R.D. PENN
AND D.C. DAWKINS 32. LATENT STRUCTURE ANALYSIS OF A SET OF
MULTIDIMENSIONAL CONTINGENCY TABLES 276
CLIFFORD C. CLOGG AND LEO A GOODMAN 33. EXCHANGE, STRUCTURE, AND
SYMMETRY IN OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY 297 MICHAEL E. SOBEL, MICHAEL HOUT AND
OTIS DUDLEY DUNCAN 34. CANONICAL ANALYSIS OF CONTINGENCY TABLES BY
MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD 309
ZVI GILULA AND SHELBY J. HABERMAN 35. MORE UNIVERSALISM, LESS STRUCTURAL
MOBILITY: THE AMERICAN OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE IN THE 1980S 330
MICHAEL HOUT 36. THE ANALYSIS OF MULTIVARIATE CONTINGENCY TABLES BY
RESTRICTED CANONICAL AND RESTRICTED ASSOCIATION MODELS 366
ZVI GILULA AND SHELBY J. HABERMAN 37. SEMIPARAMETRIC ESTIMATION IN THE
RASCH MODEL AND RELATED EXPONENTIAL RESPONSE MODELS, INCLUDING A SIMPLE
LATENT CLASS MODEL FOR ITEM ANALYSIS 392
BRUCE LINDSAY, CLIFFORD C. CLOGG AND JOHN GREGO 38. THE IMPACT OF
SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY ON STATISTICAL METHODOLOGY 417 CLIFFORD C.
CLOGG 39. THE EFFECTS OF FAMILY DISRUPTION ON SOCIAL MOBILITY 441
TIMOTHY J. BIBLARZ AND ADRIAN E. RAFTERY
VOLUME III: THE STATISTICAL MODELLING OF LONGITUDINAL DATA
40. STATISTICAL INFERENCE ABOUT MARKOV CHAINS 1
T.W. ANDERSON AND LEO A GOODMAN 41. STATISTICAL METHODS FOR THE
MOVER-STAYER MODEL 25
LEO A GOODMAN 42. A STOCHASTIC MODEL OF SOCIAL MOBILITY 56
ROBERT MCGINNIS 43. MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD FROM INCOMPLETE DATA VIA THE EM
ALGORITHM 71 AP. DEMPSTER, N.M. LAIRD AND D.B. RUBIN 44. DUMMY
ENDOGENOUS VARIABLES IN A SIMULTANEOUS EQUATION SYSTEM 125
JAMES J. HECKMAN 45. SAMPLE SELECTION BIAS AS A SPECIFICATION ERROR 158
JAMES J. HECKMAN 46. STATISTICAL MODELS FOR DISCRETE PANEL DATA 168
JAMES J. HECKMAN 47. THE INCIDENTAL PARAMETERS PROBLEM AND THE PROBLEM
OF INITIAL CONDITIONS IN ESTIMATING A DISCRETE TIME-DISCRETE DATA
STOCHASTIC PROCESS 224
JAMES J. HECKMAN
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48. CONTROL FOR OMITTED VARIABLES IN THE ANALYSIS OF PANEL AND OTHER
LONGITUDINAL DATA 239
RICHARD B. DAVIES AND ROBERT CROUCHLEY 49. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A
HUSBAND S UNEMPLOYMENT AND HIS WIFE S PARTICIPATION IN THE LABOUR FORCE
258
RICHARD B. DAVIES, PETER ELIAS AND ROGER PENN 50. MODELS FOR SAMPLE
SELECTION BIAS 286
CHRISTOPHER WINSHIP AND ROBERT D. MARE 51. AN APPROXIMATE GENERALIZED
LINEAR MODEL WITH RANDOM EFFECTS FOR INFORMATIVE MISSING DATA 310
DEAN FOLLMANN AND MARGARET WU 52. MODELING THE DROP-OUT MECHANISM IN
REPEATED-MEASURES STUDIES 334 RODERICK J.A LITTLE 53. PSEUDO-LIKELIHOOD
FOR COMBINED SELECTION AND PATTERN-MIXTURE
MODELS FOR INCOMPLETE DATA 356
GEERT MOLENBERGHS, BART MICHIELS AND MICHAEL G. KENWARD 54. MIXED
EFFECTS LOGISTIC REGRESSION MODELS FOR LONGITUDINAL BINARY RESPONSE DATA
WITH INFORMATIVE DROP-OUT 371
THOMAS R. TEN HAVE, ALLEN R. KUNSELMAN, ERIK P PULKSTENIS AND J. RICHARD
LANDIS 55. RANDOM COEFFICIENT MODELS FOR BINARY LONGITUDINAL RESPONSES
WITH ATTRITION 395
MARCO ALFO AND MURRAY AITKIN 56. A TRANSITIONAL MODEL FOR LONGITUDINAL
BINARY DATA SUBJECT TO NONIGNORABLE MISSING DATA 412
PAUL S. ALBERT 57. MISSING COVARIATES IN LONGITUDINAL DATA WITH
INFORMATIVE DROPOUTS: BIAS ANALYSIS AND INFERENCE 426
JASON ROY AND XIHONG LIN 58. SIMPLE SOLUTIONS TO THE INITIAL CONDITIONS
PROBLEM IN DYNAMIC, NONLINEAR PANEL DATA MODELS WITH UNOBSERVED
HETEROGENEITY 445 JEFFREY M. WOOLDRIDGE
VOLUME IV: THE STATISTICAL MODELLING OF ORDINAL CATEGORICAL DATA
59. IDENTIFICATION AND ESTIMATION OF AGE-PERIOD-COHORT MODELS IN THE
ANALYSIS OF DISCRETE ARCHIVAL DATA 1
STEPHEN E. FIENBERG AND WILLIAM M. MASON 60. REGRESSION MODELS FOR
ORDINAL DATA (WITH DISCUSSION) 54
PETER MCCULLAGH 61. SOCIAL BACKGROUND AND SCHOOL CONTINUATION DECISIONS
101
ROBERT D. MARE 62. MEASURES OF NOMINAL-ORDINAL ASSOCIATION 123
ALAN AGRESTI 63. CHANGE AND STABILITY IN EDUCATIONAL STRATIFICATION 136
ROBERT D. MARE
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64. REGRESSION AND ORDERED CATEGORICAL VARIABLES (WITH DISCUSSION) 157
J.A ANDERSON 65. LINEAR MODELLING WITH CLUSTERED OBSERVATIONS: AN
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE OF EARNINGS IN THE ENGINEERING INDUSTRY 197
R.B. DAVIES, AM. MARTIN AND R. PENN 66. A RANDOM-EFFECTS MODEL FOR
ORDERED CATEGORICAL DATA 217 ROBERT CROUCHLEY 67. THE ANALYSIS OF
LONGITUDINAL ORDINAL DATA WITH NONRANDOM
DROP-OUT 236
G. MOLENBERGHS, M.G. KENWARD AND E. LESAFFRE 68. ANALYSIS OF NONRANDOMLY
CENSORED ORDERED CATEGORICAL LONGITUDINAL DATA FROM ANALGESIC TRIALS 249
LEWIS B. SHEINER, STUART L. BEAL AND ADRIAN DUNNE 69. MODELING REPEATED
MEASURES WITH MONOTONIC ORDINAL RESPONSES AND MISCLASSIFICATION, WITH
APPLICATIONS TO STUDYING MATURATION 269 PAUL S. ALBERT, SALLY A
HUNSBERGER AND FRANK M. BIRO 70. A HIERARCHICAL LATENT VARIABLE MODEL
FOR ORDINAL DATA FROM
A CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY WITH NO ANSWER RESPONSES 286 ERIC T.
BRADLOW AND ALAN M. ZASLAVSKY 71. ANALYSIS OF LONGITUDINAL SUBSTANCE USE
OUTCOMES USING ORDINAL RANDOM-EFFECTS REGRESSION MODELS 306
DONALD HEDEKER AND ROBIN J. MERMELSTEIN 72. MIXED EFFECTS LOGISTIC
REGRESSION MODELS FOR LONGITUDINAL ORDINAL FUNCTIONAL RESPONSE DATA WITH
MULTIPLE-CAUSE DROP-OUT FROM THE LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF AGING 326
THOMAS R. TEN HAVE, MICHAEL E. MILLER, BETH A REBOUSSIN AND MARGARET K.
JAMES 73. JOINT REGRESSION AND ASSOCIATION MODELING OF LONGITUDINAL
ORDINAL DATA 341
ANDERS EKHOLM, JUKKA JOKINEN, JOHN W. MCDONALD AND PETER W.E SMITH 74.
GENERALIZED LINEAR MIXED MODELS FOR ORDERED RESPONSES IN COMPLEX
MULTILEVEL STRUCTURES: EFFECTS BENEATH THE SCHOOL
OR COLLEGE IN EDUCATION 358
ANTONY FIELDING AND MIN YANG 75. A MIXED-EFFECTS REGRESSION MODEL FOR
LONGITUDINAL MULTIVARIATE ORDINAL DATA 390
LI C. LIU AND DONALD HEDEKER 76. MODELLING TRAJECTORIES THROUGH THE
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND 406
ROGER PENN AND DAMON BERRIDGE 77. THE DYNAMICS OF PERCEPTION: MODELLING
SUBJECTIVE WELLBEING IN A SHORT PANEL 430
STEPHEN PUDNEY
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