Handbook of longitudinal research: design, measurement, and analysis / ed. by S.Menard. - Burlington: Elsevier/Academic Press, 2008. - x, 668 p.: ill. - Incl. bibl. ref. – Ind.: p.665-668. – Пер. загл.: Руководство по лонгитюдному исследованию. - ISBN 978-0-12-370481-8  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of Contributors ........................................... ix Preface ........................................................ xi Part I Longitudinal Research Design ............................ 1 1 Introduction: Longitudinal research design and analysis ...... 3 Scott Menard 2 Using national census data to study change .................. 13 Margo Anderson 3 Repeated cross-sectional research: the general social surveys ..................................................... 33 Tom W. Smith 4 Structuring the National Crime Victim Survey for use in longitudinal analysis ....................................... 49 Lawrence Hotchkiss and Ronet Bachman 5 The Millennium Cohort Study and mature national birth cohorts in Britain .......................................... 67 Heather E. Joshi 6 Retrospective longitudinal research: the German Life History Study ............................................... 85 Karl Ulrich Mayer Part II Measurement Issues in Longitudinal Research .......... 107 7 Respondent recall .......................................... 109 Jennifer K. Grotpeter 8 A review and summary of studies on panel conditioning ...... 123 David Cantor 9 Reliability issues in longitudinal research ................ 139 Toon W. Taris 10 Orderly change in a stable world: The antisocial trait as a chimera .................................................. 153 Gerald R. Patterson 11 Minimizing panel attrition ................................. 167 Heather Laurie 12 Nonignorable nonresponse in longitudinal studies ........... 185 E. Michael Foster and Anna Krivelyova Part III Descriptive and Causal Analysis in Longitudinal Research ...................................................... 197 13 Graphical techniques for exploratory and confirmatory analyses of longitudinal data .............................. 199 Garrett M. Fitzmaurice 14 Separating age, period, and cohort effects in developmental and historical research ...................... 219 Scott Menard 15 An introduction to pooling cross-sectional and time series data ....................................................... 233 John L. Worrall 16 Dynamic models and cross-sectional data: the consequences of dynamic misspecification ................................ 249 Ronald Schoenberg 17 Causal analysis with nonexperimental panel data ............ 259 David F. Greenberg 18 Causal inference in longitudinal experimental research ..... 279 Jos W.R. Twisk Part IV Description and Measurement of Qualitative Change ..... 295 19 Analyzing longitudinal qualitative observational data ...... 297 Johnny Saldana 20 Configural frequency analysis of longitudinal data ......... 313 Alexander von Eye and Eun Young Mun 21 Analysis of longitudinal categorical data using optimal scaling techniques ......................................... 333 Catrien C.J.H. Bijleveld 22 An introduction to latent class analysis ................... 357 C. Mitchell Dayton 23 Latent class models in longitudinal research ............... 373 Jeroen K. Vermunt, Вас Tran and Jay Magidson Part V Timing of Qualitative Change: Event History Analysis .. 387 24 Nonparametric methods for event history data: descriptive measures ................................................... 389 С.M. Suchindran 25 The Cox proportional hazards model, diagnostics, and extensions ................................................. 405 Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier and Lyndsey Stanfill 26 Parametric event history analysis: an application to the analysis of recidivism ..................................... 421 Hee-Jong Joo 27 Discrete-time survival analysis: predicting whether, and if so when, an event occurs ................................ 441 Margaret K. Keiley, Nina C. Martin, Janet Canino, Judith D. Singer and John B. Willett Part VI Panel Analysis, Structural Equation Models, and Multilevel Models ............................................. 465 28 Generalized estimating equations for longitudinal panel analysis ................................................... 467 Joseph M. Hilbe and James W. Hardin 29 Linear panel analysis ...................................... 475 Steven E. Finkel 30 Panel analysis with logistic regression .................... 505 Scott Menard 31 Latent growth curve models ................................. 523 Michael Stoolmiller 32 Multilevel growth curve analysis for quantitative outcomes ................................................... 545 Douglas A. Luke 33 Multilevel analysis with categorical outcomes .............. 565 Scott Menard Part VII Time Series Analysis and Deterministic Dynamic Models ........................................................ 577 34 A brief introduction to time series analysis ............... 579 Scott Menard 35 Spectral analysis .......................................... 601 William W.S. Wei 36 Time-series techniques for repeated cross-section data ..... 621 David Sanders and Hugh Ward 37 Differential equation models for longitudinal data ......... 639 Steven M. Boker 38 Nonlinear dynamics, chaos, and catastrophe theory Courtney Brown ............................................. 653 Index ......................................................... 665