Leslie Kish
Biographic Data
| ID | 119188 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leslie Kish |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leslie |
| FAMILY NAME | Kish |
| SIGNATURE | KISH L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 115 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Diseño estadístico para la investigación
Diseño estadístico para la investigación se ocupa de los criterios y decisiones que subyacen a toda metodología válida y rigurosa. Para ello, desarrolla los usos y ramificaciones de tres tipos de diseño diferentes: los diseños experimentales, las investigaciones por muestreo y las investigaciones controladas. Al subrayar la importancia de la elección entre estos tres tipos de diseño, el autor explica los usos analíticos de las investigaciones por…
Survey Sampling
Survey Sampling
Sampling Organizations and Groups of Unequal Sizes
this model is taken as accurate, it leads to the conclusions that occupational and educational rank are negatively related to symptom level, that racial-ethnic rank is positively related to symptom level, and that all forms of sharp status inconsistency produce more or less equivalent increments in symptom level. The second alternative model, Model II, was based on the hypothesis that racialethnic status per se has no effect on symptom level. It …
Introduction to Mathematical Sociology
Probability
Some Statistical Problems in Research Design
Family Life Cycle as an Independent Variable
degree of urbanization controlled, white delinquents have a comparatively smaller proportion of girls and pre-adolescents than Negro delinquents. For example, in the highly urbanized counties, the pre-adolescent delinquency rate is 36 per cent of the adolescent delinquency rate for white boys; the corresponding statistic is 55 per cent for Negro boys. Similarly, the adolescent delinquency rate for white girls is 18 per cent of the adolescent deli…
Confidence Intervals for Clustered Samples
1. It minimizes the likelihood that the investigator will present to himself and the world a prematurely coherent set of propositions in which contradictory propositions, however plausible, are ignored. The procedure requires that a range of contradictory propositions be made explicit before the empirical investigation, and it should conduce to theoretical humility after the fact. Projects are less likely to culminate in particularistic interpret…
Differentiation in Metropolitan Areas
Here's tae ye, as guid as ye are, and here's tae me, as bad as I am-but as guid as ye are, and as bad as I am, I'm as guid as ye are, as bad as I am. The second, however, lays stress on broadmindedness that is so needful if sociological societies the round world over are to make their full beneficent contribution not only to their own cherished science but also to that ever more desperately needed brotherhood of man, hope of which alone can give …
A Two-Stage Sample of a City
A Procedure for Objective Respondent Selection within the Household
In modern survey methods growing emphasis is placed on the objective selection of the sample. For surveys of the general population, increasing use is made of area sampling to obtain probability samples of households. Heretofore, scant attention has been given to the question of how to make an objective selection among the members of the household. A procedure for selecting objectively one member of the household is given as used in four surveys …
A Chapter in Population Sampling
Some Statistical Problems in Research Design
Family Life Cycle as an Independent Variable
degree of urbanization controlled, white delinquents have a comparatively smaller proportion of girls and pre-adolescents than Negro delinquents. For example, in the highly urbanized counties, the pre-adolescent delinquency rate is 36 per cent of the adolescent delinquency rate for white boys; the corresponding statistic is 55 per cent for Negro boys. Similarly, the adolescent delinquency rate for white girls is 18 per cent of the adolescent deli…
Confidence Intervals for Clustered Samples
1. It minimizes the likelihood that the investigator will present to himself and the world a prematurely coherent set of propositions in which contradictory propositions, however plausible, are ignored. The procedure requires that a range of contradictory propositions be made explicit before the empirical investigation, and it should conduce to theoretical humility after the fact. Projects are less likely to culminate in particularistic interpret…
Differentiation in Metropolitan Areas
Here's tae ye, as guid as ye are, and here's tae me, as bad as I am-but as guid as ye are, and as bad as I am, I'm as guid as ye are, as bad as I am. The second, however, lays stress on broadmindedness that is so needful if sociological societies the round world over are to make their full beneficent contribution not only to their own cherished science but also to that ever more desperately needed brotherhood of man, hope of which alone can give …
Sampling Organizations and Groups of Unequal Sizes
this model is taken as accurate, it leads to the conclusions that occupational and educational rank are negatively related to symptom level, that racial-ethnic rank is positively related to symptom level, and that all forms of sharp status inconsistency produce more or less equivalent increments in symptom level. The second alternative model, Model II, was based on the hypothesis that racialethnic status per se has no effect on symptom level. It …
A Chapter in Population Sampling
A Procedure for Objective Respondent Selection within the Household
In modern survey methods growing emphasis is placed on the objective selection of the sample. For surveys of the general population, increasing use is made of area sampling to obtain probability samples of households. Heretofore, scant attention has been given to the question of how to make an objective selection among the members of the household. A procedure for selecting objectively one member of the household is given as used in four surveys …
A Two-Stage Sample of a City
Differentiation in Metropolitan Areas
Here's tae ye, as guid as ye are, and here's tae me, as bad as I am-but as guid as ye are, and as bad as I am, I'm as guid as ye are, as bad as I am. The second, however, lays stress on broadmindedness that is so needful if sociological societies the round world over are to make their full beneficent contribution not only to their own cherished science but also to that ever more desperately needed brotherhood of man, hope of which alone can give …
Family Life Cycle as an Independent Variable
degree of urbanization controlled, white delinquents have a comparatively smaller proportion of girls and pre-adolescents than Negro delinquents. For example, in the highly urbanized counties, the pre-adolescent delinquency rate is 36 per cent of the adolescent delinquency rate for white boys; the corresponding statistic is 55 per cent for Negro boys. Similarly, the adolescent delinquency rate for white girls is 18 per cent of the adolescent deli…
Confidence Intervals for Clustered Samples
1. It minimizes the likelihood that the investigator will present to himself and the world a prematurely coherent set of propositions in which contradictory propositions, however plausible, are ignored. The procedure requires that a range of contradictory propositions be made explicit before the empirical investigation, and it should conduce to theoretical humility after the fact. Projects are less likely to culminate in particularistic interpret…
Some Statistical Problems in Research Design
Probability
Sampling Organizations and Groups of Unequal Sizes
this model is taken as accurate, it leads to the conclusions that occupational and educational rank are negatively related to symptom level, that racial-ethnic rank is positively related to symptom level, and that all forms of sharp status inconsistency produce more or less equivalent increments in symptom level. The second alternative model, Model II, was based on the hypothesis that racialethnic status per se has no effect on symptom level. It …
Introduction to Mathematical Sociology
Survey Sampling
Survey Sampling
Diseño estadístico para la investigación
Diseño estadístico para la investigación se ocupa de los criterios y decisiones que subyacen a toda metodología válida y rigurosa. Para ello, desarrolla los usos y ramificaciones de tres tipos de diseño diferentes: los diseños experimentales, las investigaciones por muestreo y las investigaciones controladas. Al subrayar la importancia de la elección entre estos tres tipos de diseño, el autor explica los usos analíticos de las investigaciones por…
Mathematics (8 works) · Statistics (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Sampling (signal processing (3 works) · Survey Methodology and Nonresponse (3 works) · Census and Population Estimation (2 works) · Demography (2 works)