Table of Contents

Preface Qualitative Data and Statistical Techniques Statistical Foundations Traditional Applications of Chi-Square Log-Linear Analysis of Two-Dimensional Tables The Analysis of Three-Dimensional Tables Following Up Asymmetrical Analyses Tables of High Dimensionality Additional Applications and Concerns An Introduction to Configural Frequency Analysis Appendix A: A SAS Program for Configural Frequency Analyses Appendix B: Critical Values for Chi-Square Statistics References Name Index Subject Index

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During the 1980s, the use of log-linear statistical models in behavioral and life-science inquiry increased markedly. Log-linear theory has also been streamlined and refined. This second edition acquaints old and new readers with these refinements. The biggest change that has occurred is the increased availability of computer programs for the performance of log-linear analyses.

About the Author

JOHN J. KENNEDY is Professor of Educational Services and Research at Ohio State University. He is the author of several books.

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