Raymond Franzen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4402691 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Raymond Franzen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Raymond |
| FAMILY NAME | Franzen |
| SIGNATURE | FRANZEN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | American School Health Association |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1933 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Method for Measuring Error Due to Variance Among Interviewers
In this article the authors describe and illustrate two statistical techniques for measuring interviewer and question objectivity. They conclude this report with some suggestions for achieving a more professional approach to objective questioning
Scaling Responses to Graded Opportunities
As a tool for studying common factors, scales have several advantages over factor analysis. Common types of scales include those based on intensity alone, those based on intensity and content simultaneously, those differentiating between intensity and content, and those the content of which is made up of responses to graded opportunities. Some of the advantages and disadvantages of these types are discussed. The author is a statistical consultant…
A Study of Coding Reliability
The experimental study reported below should be encouraging to opinion analysts in that it demonstrates the possibility of a very high order of reliability in coding answers to open-ended questions. In addition, more by inference than by explicit statement, it suggests that very large errors may creep in through the coding process if coders are insufficiently trained, if the code is poorly constructed, or if the nature of questions makes precise …
Prediction of Political Behavior in America
view study has implications for the growing field of child socialization. Admitting the need for better methods, we believe none the less that our data support the hypothesis of class level stratification among 'teen age children. So far this idea, when advanced at all, has rested on fragmental case studies which have been made, in turn, the basis for rather sweeping generalizations. Quantification, along with clearer conceptual definition, are o…
Weight and skeletal build: A reply
A Study of Coding Reliability
The experimental study reported below should be encouraging to opinion analysts in that it demonstrates the possibility of a very high order of reliability in coding answers to open-ended questions. In addition, more by inference than by explicit statement, it suggests that very large errors may creep in through the coding process if coders are insufficiently trained, if the code is poorly constructed, or if the nature of questions makes precise …
Prediction of Political Behavior in America
view study has implications for the growing field of child socialization. Admitting the need for better methods, we believe none the less that our data support the hypothesis of class level stratification among 'teen age children. So far this idea, when advanced at all, has rested on fragmental case studies which have been made, in turn, the basis for rather sweeping generalizations. Quantification, along with clearer conceptual definition, are o…
A Method for Measuring Error Due to Variance Among Interviewers
In this article the authors describe and illustrate two statistical techniques for measuring interviewer and question objectivity. They conclude this report with some suggestions for achieving a more professional approach to objective questioning
Weight and skeletal build: A reply
Prediction of Political Behavior in America
view study has implications for the growing field of child socialization. Admitting the need for better methods, we believe none the less that our data support the hypothesis of class level stratification among 'teen age children. So far this idea, when advanced at all, has rested on fragmental case studies which have been made, in turn, the basis for rather sweeping generalizations. Quantification, along with clearer conceptual definition, are o…
A Study of Coding Reliability
The experimental study reported below should be encouraging to opinion analysts in that it demonstrates the possibility of a very high order of reliability in coding answers to open-ended questions. In addition, more by inference than by explicit statement, it suggests that very large errors may creep in through the coding process if coders are insufficiently trained, if the code is poorly constructed, or if the nature of questions makes precise …
Scaling Responses to Graded Opportunities
As a tool for studying common factors, scales have several advantages over factor analysis. Common types of scales include those based on intensity alone, those based on intensity and content simultaneously, those differentiating between intensity and content, and those the content of which is made up of responses to graded opportunities. Some of the advantages and disadvantages of these types are discussed. The author is a statistical consultant…
A Method for Measuring Error Due to Variance Among Interviewers
In this article the authors describe and illustrate two statistical techniques for measuring interviewer and question objectivity. They conclude this report with some suggestions for achieving a more professional approach to objective questioning
Psychology (5 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Statistics (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Accounting (1 works) · Advanced Statistical Modeling Techniques (1 works) · Advanced Text Analysis Techniques (1 works)