Charles W Mcnett
Biographic Data
| ID | 126489 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles W Mcnett |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles W |
| FAMILY NAME | Mcnett |
| SIGNATURE | MCNETT C W |
| AFFILIATIONS | American University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Upper Delaware Valley Early Man Project
The Shawnee Minisink Site: An Overview
Artifact Morphology and Chronology at the Shawnee Minisink Site
Methodology and Research Design at the Shawnee Minisink Site
Shawnee Minisink: A stratified Paleoindian-Archaic site in the Upper Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania
Archaeological sampling: The state of the art
James W. Mueller, ed. Sampling in Archaeology. Tucson: The University of Arizona Press, 1975. xi + 300 pp. Charts, tables, figures, references, subject index, and index to people and places. $7.50 (paper)
Mighty Sifts: A Critical Appraisal of Solutions to Galton's Problem and a Partial Solution [and Comments and Replies]
Galton's problem arises from historical connection between societies, which makes the canon of statistical independence inapplicable. The resulting indeterminacy of sample size renders standard tests of statistical significance also inapplicable. In addition, replication might bias results. Seven solutions to Galton's problem have been previously offered, and we have found all of them invalid. Three of them suffer from what we have termed the "sy…
General and Theoretical: Causal Models in the Social Sciences. H. M. BLALOCK, JR
"A Comment on "The Life Cycle of Life Styles: "Projecting the Course of Local Evolutionary Sequences," by Edwin E. Erickson
Factor Analysis of a Cross-cultural Sample
Factor analysis (principal components) with both orthogonal and ob lique rotations was applied to gamma coefficients derived from the cross-cultural data used to develop a settlement pattern scale of cul tural complexity. Varying numbers of factors were rotated, using both methods, and it was concluded that the results confirmed the systematic relationships reported earlier. However, the missing data were some what of a problem, and the analysis …
Methodology: Anthropological Research: The Structure of Inquiry . PERTTI J. Pelto
Cross-Cultural Sampling: (A Comment on "Sampling Methods, Functional Associations, and Galton's Problem: a replicative assessment," by James M. Schaefer et al.)
A Cross-Cultural Method for Predicting Nonmaterial Traits in Archeology
On Scaling and the Age-Area Hypothesis
Drawing Random Samples in Cross'Cultural Studies: A Suggested Method1
A simple method for drawing a random sample, which must be used to meet the assumptions of inferential statistical tests utilized in cross-cultural studies, is to take a list of the cultural universe and select the sample from it by some random procedure. A problem inherent in this method is that no one has defined the unit, culture, in such a way as to make this practicable. A grid method for drawing random samples is suggested as an alternative…
Low Bridge: Folklore and the Erie Canal
Mighty Sifts: A Critical Appraisal of Solutions to Galton's Problem and a Partial Solution [and Comments and Replies]
Galton's problem arises from historical connection between societies, which makes the canon of statistical independence inapplicable. The resulting indeterminacy of sample size renders standard tests of statistical significance also inapplicable. In addition, replication might bias results. Seven solutions to Galton's problem have been previously offered, and we have found all of them invalid. Three of them suffer from what we have termed the "sy…
Factor Analysis of a Cross-cultural Sample
Factor analysis (principal components) with both orthogonal and ob lique rotations was applied to gamma coefficients derived from the cross-cultural data used to develop a settlement pattern scale of cul tural complexity. Varying numbers of factors were rotated, using both methods, and it was concluded that the results confirmed the systematic relationships reported earlier. However, the missing data were some what of a problem, and the analysis …
A Cross-Cultural Method for Predicting Nonmaterial Traits in Archeology
Drawing Random Samples in Cross'Cultural Studies: A Suggested Method1
A simple method for drawing a random sample, which must be used to meet the assumptions of inferential statistical tests utilized in cross-cultural studies, is to take a list of the cultural universe and select the sample from it by some random procedure. A problem inherent in this method is that no one has defined the unit, culture, in such a way as to make this practicable. A grid method for drawing random samples is suggested as an alternative…
Cross-Cultural Sampling: (A Comment on "Sampling Methods, Functional Associations, and Galton's Problem: a replicative assessment," by James M. Schaefer et al.)
Low Bridge: Folklore and the Erie Canal
Drawing Random Samples in Cross'Cultural Studies: A Suggested Method1
A simple method for drawing a random sample, which must be used to meet the assumptions of inferential statistical tests utilized in cross-cultural studies, is to take a list of the cultural universe and select the sample from it by some random procedure. A problem inherent in this method is that no one has defined the unit, culture, in such a way as to make this practicable. A grid method for drawing random samples is suggested as an alternative…
A Cross-Cultural Method for Predicting Nonmaterial Traits in Archeology
On Scaling and the Age-Area Hypothesis
Methodology: Anthropological Research: The Structure of Inquiry . PERTTI J. Pelto
Cross-Cultural Sampling: (A Comment on "Sampling Methods, Functional Associations, and Galton's Problem: a replicative assessment," by James M. Schaefer et al.)
General and Theoretical: Causal Models in the Social Sciences. H. M. BLALOCK, JR
"A Comment on "The Life Cycle of Life Styles: "Projecting the Course of Local Evolutionary Sequences," by Edwin E. Erickson
Factor Analysis of a Cross-cultural Sample
Factor analysis (principal components) with both orthogonal and ob lique rotations was applied to gamma coefficients derived from the cross-cultural data used to develop a settlement pattern scale of cul tural complexity. Varying numbers of factors were rotated, using both methods, and it was concluded that the results confirmed the systematic relationships reported earlier. However, the missing data were some what of a problem, and the analysis …
Mighty Sifts: A Critical Appraisal of Solutions to Galton's Problem and a Partial Solution [and Comments and Replies]
Galton's problem arises from historical connection between societies, which makes the canon of statistical independence inapplicable. The resulting indeterminacy of sample size renders standard tests of statistical significance also inapplicable. In addition, replication might bias results. Seven solutions to Galton's problem have been previously offered, and we have found all of them invalid. Three of them suffer from what we have termed the "sy…
Archaeological sampling: The state of the art
James W. Mueller, ed. Sampling in Archaeology. Tucson: The University of Arizona Press, 1975. xi + 300 pp. Charts, tables, figures, references, subject index, and index to people and places. $7.50 (paper)
The Upper Delaware Valley Early Man Project
The Shawnee Minisink Site: An Overview
Artifact Morphology and Chronology at the Shawnee Minisink Site
Methodology and Research Design at the Shawnee Minisink Site
Shawnee Minisink: A stratified Paleoindian-Archaic site in the Upper Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania
Computer Science (10 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Library science (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Cartography (3 works)