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This Paper Considers The Possible Effects Of Making Inferences About Individuals From Aggregate Data. It Assumes A Knowledge Of Regression Analysis, And Explores The Utility Of Techniques Designed To Make The Inferences In Causal Modelling More Reliable, Including A Comparison Between Ecological Regression Models And Ecological Correlation. 1. Introduction -- 2. Aggregation Bias And Unstandardized Coefficients: Problems Of Specification -- Properly Specified Individual Level Models -- Improperly Specified Individual Level Models -- 3. Aggregation Bias And Standardized Bias -- Computational Methods -- Manipulation Of Grouping Procedures -- Ecological Regression -- 5. Conclusion: Aggregation, Computation, And Theory. Laura Irwin Langbein, Allan J. Lichtman. Bibliography: P. 68-70.

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Author

Laura Irwin Langbein, Allan J. Lichtman

Publisher

SAGE Publications, Incorporated

Published

1978

Language

EN

ISBN

9780803909410

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Science, Sociology, Social Science