Social Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1999 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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... sample to women who were between ages twenty - five and thirty - six in 1987 ( the year in which we measure outcomes ) 6 and who had one or more sisters in the sample . This age range means that ages 16-18 fall between 1967-69 for the ...
... sample to women who were between ages twenty - five and thirty - six in 1987 ( the year in which we measure outcomes ) 6 and who had one or more sisters in the sample . This age range means that ages 16-18 fall between 1967-69 for the ...
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... samples . Following the approach employed by Erikson , Wright , and McIver ( 1993 ) , I examine these rela- tionships across sample size ( see also Berry et al . , 1998 ) .8 Table 1 demonstrates that as states with smaller samples are ...
... samples . Following the approach employed by Erikson , Wright , and McIver ( 1993 ) , I examine these rela- tionships across sample size ( see also Berry et al . , 1998 ) .8 Table 1 demonstrates that as states with smaller samples are ...
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... sample size for the slope estimate of the regression line to reach approximate normal- ity . Our estimates were based on a mere sample of n = 20 observations . But , if one collects 240 observations or even 10.5 million observations on ...
... sample size for the slope estimate of the regression line to reach approximate normal- ity . Our estimates were based on a mere sample of n = 20 observations . But , if one collects 240 observations or even 10.5 million observations on ...
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Volume 80 Number | 1 |
The Detroit Case | 19 |
Pennsylvania | 37 |
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