Kish Statistical Design for Research

99. Auflage 2005
ISBN: 978-0-471-72518-3
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
Format: PDF
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Reihe: Wiley Series in Survey Methodology

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This title addresses those basic aspects of research designwhich are common to many related fields in the social sciences,health sciences, education, and market research. The work presentsa unified approach to a common core of problems of statisticaldesign that exists in all these fields, along with basicsimilarities in practical solutions. Describing many examples andanalogies that are 'portable' from application field to applicationfield, Statistical Design for Research deals with designs that arethe primary basis of research studies, but are neglected in moststatistical textbooks that tend to concentrate on statisticalanalysis. This text takes a broader, more general and philosophicalview of the statistics for the more fundamental aspects of designthan do the standard treatments of experimental design. Extensivelyillustrated and carefully organized into seven chapters and 44sections, this book can be readily consulted by research workers orgraduate students!

Autoren/Hrsg.

Kish, Leslie

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Chapter and Section Contents.
Tables and Figures.
1. Representation, Randomization, and Realism.
1.1 Three Criteria.
1.2 Four Classes of Variables.
1.3 Surveys, Experiments, and Controlled Investigations.
1.4 Randomization of Subjects Over Treatments and OverPopulations.
1.5 Statistical Tests.
1.6 An Ordered List of Research Designs.
1.7 Representation and Probability Sampling.
1.8 Model-Dependent Inference.
2. Analytical Use of Sample Surveys.
2.1 Populations of Elements and Sampling Units.
2.2 Inferences from Complex Samples.
2.3 Domains and Subclasses: Classifications.
2.4 Overview of Subclass Effects.
2.5 Proportionate Stratified Element Sampling (PRES).
2.6 Cluster Sampling.
2.7 Four Obstacles to Representation in Analytic Studies.
3. Designs for Comparisons.
3.1 Substitutes for Probability Sampling.
3.2 Basic Modules for Comparisons.
3.3 Four Modules: Costs, Variances, Bias Sources.
3.4 Five Basic Designs for Comparisons.
3.5 Classification for 22 Sources of Bias.
3.6 Time Curves of Responses.
3.7 Evaluation Research.
4. Controls for Disturbing Variables.
4.1 Control Strategies.
4.2 Analysis in Separate Subclasses.
4.3 Selecting Matched Units.
4.4 Matched Subclasses.
4.5 Standardization: Adjustment by Weighting Indexes.
4.6 Covariances and Residuals from Linear Regressions;Categorical Data Analyses.
4.7 Ratio Estimates.
5. Samples and Censuses.
5.1 Censuses and Researchers.
5.2 Samples Compared to Censuses.
5.3 Samples Attached to Censuses.
6. Sample Designs Over Time.
6.1 Technology and Concepts.
6.2 Purposes and Designs for Periodic Samples.
6.3 Changing and Mobile Populations.
6.4 Panel Effects.
6.5 Split-Panel Designs.
6.6 Cumulating Cases and Combining Statistics from Samples.
7. Several Distinct Problems of Design.
7.1 Analytical Statistics from Complex Samples.
7.2 Generalizations Beyond the Modules of 3.3.
7.3 Multipurpose Designs.
7.4 Weighted Means: Selection, Bias, Variance.
7.5 Observational Units of Variable Sizes.
7.6 On Falsifiability in Statistical Design.
Problems.
References.
Index.

Über Autor(innen)

Leslie Kish, PhD, was a Professor at the Institute for Social Reseach at the University of Michigan. He was President of the American Statistical Association in 1977 and was a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.