Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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... statistical generalizability . This is like being pregnant : you are or you aren't . There is no room for " little generalizability . " The authors ' effort to systematize the statistical weight of variables and the use of models is ...
... statistical generalizability . This is like being pregnant : you are or you aren't . There is no room for " little generalizability . " The authors ' effort to systematize the statistical weight of variables and the use of models is ...
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... statistical relationship with participation that could be inferred to differ from zero in the population even 90 percent of the time . The resulting parsimonious model includes efficacy , interest , socioeconomic status , ideological ...
... statistical relationship with participation that could be inferred to differ from zero in the population even 90 percent of the time . The resulting parsimonious model includes efficacy , interest , socioeconomic status , ideological ...
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... statistical model of the sociopolitical factors influencing state variation in levels of militia group activity . The results of an ordinary least - squares regression analysis appear to suggest that these groups are motivated by ...
... statistical model of the sociopolitical factors influencing state variation in levels of militia group activity . The results of an ordinary least - squares regression analysis appear to suggest that these groups are motivated by ...
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The Early PostMao Period | 91 |
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