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Appendix A
Contents of Part IT
Behavioral and Social Science Research:
A National Resource PartlI is available from the National
Academy Press.
RESEARCH IN FORMAL DEMOGRAPHY
Jane Menken and James Trussell
THE STUDY OF VOTING
Philip E. Converse, Heinz Eulau, and Warren E. Miller
BEHAVIOR AND HEALTH*
David S. Krantz, David C. Glass, Richard Contrada, and Neal E. Miller
EARNINGS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME: INSIGHTS FROM
ECONOMIC RESEARCH
James J. Heckman and Robert T. Michael
CULTURAL MEANING SYSTEMS
Roy G. D'Andrade
THE LIFE-SPAN PERSPECTIVE IN SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH*
David L. Featherman
ADVANCES IN METHODS FOR LARGE-SCALE SURVEYS AND
EXPERIMENTS*
Judith M. Tanur
*Papers prepared jointly for the Social Science Research Council and the Committee on Basic
Research in the Behavioral and Social Sciences.
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Appendix A
RESEARCH IN PSYCHOPHYSICS
L. D. Braida, Tom N. Cornsweet, N. I. Durlach, David M. Green, Alvin
Liberman, Herschel Leibowitz, R. Duncan Luce, Richard Pew, and Carl
Sherrick
COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIRST YEARS OF LIFE
Katherine Nelson
TERRITORY, PROPERTY, AND TENURE
Robert M. Netting
READING AS A COGNITIVE PROCESS
Patricia A. Carpenter and Marcel A. Just
FROM EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH TO CLINICAL PRACTICE: BEHAVIOR
THERAPY AS A CASE STUDY
G. Terence Wilson
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