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Appendix A: Workshop Agenda and Participants
Appendix A: Workshop Agenda and Participants
Pages 81-88
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Bohrnstedt, Workshop Chair Overview Chair: Harris Cooper, Duke University 9:15 An overview of measurement in the social sciences George W Bohrnstedt, American Institutes for Research 9:45 Comparable metrics: Some examples Robert M
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Cagney, University of Chicago Lunch 12:30 Lunch is available in the Academies' atrium cafeteria on the third floor. 1:30 Open discussion Indicators Chair: Barbara Schneider, Michigan State University 2:10 Advantages and disadvantages of the standardization of indi cators used in policy Geoff Mulgan, The Young Foundation Examples 2:40 Standardized measurement Robert A
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Cartwright, University of California, San Diego, and London School of Economics and Political Science and Norman M Bradburn, National Opinion Research Center, University of Chicago Examples 9:30 Measuring poverty: The question of standardization Robert T
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Grusky, Stanford University Break 10:30 10:50 Measuring and modeling of self-regulation: Is standardization a reasonable goal? Rick Hoyle, Duke University 11:20 a.m.
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Bachrach London School of Economics and Visiting Scholar, Social Science Political Science Research Institute Professor of Philosophy Duke University University of California, San Diego Research Professor, School of Constance Citro Behavioral and Social Sciences University of Maryland Director, Committee on National Statistics George W Bohrnstedt The National Academies Senior Vice President for Research Harris Cooper Emeritus American Institutes for Research Professor and Chair Department of Psychology and John Bowers Neuroscience Reporter Duke University Caset Associates, Inc.
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Lee Herring Mark Mather Director of Public Affairs & Public Information Associate Vice President, Domestic American Sociological Association Programs Population Reference Bureau Rick Hoyle Rebecca A Maynard Professor, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience University Trustee Professor of Duke University Education and Social Policy Graduate School of Education Sheila Jasanoff University of Pennsylvania Pforzheimer Professor of Science Olga Mayorova and Technology Studies Kennedy School of Government Postdoctoral Research Associate Harvard University Department of Geography and Regional Development David S
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and Mildred Finley Department of Health Policy Wohlford Professor George Washington University Department of Sociology Stanford University Richard Moser Jack E Triplett Research Psychologist Behavioral Research Program Non-Resident Senior Fellow Division of Cancer Control and Brookings Institution Population Sciences John Robert Warren National Cancer Institute Professor and Director of Geoff Mulgan Undergraduate Studies Director Department of Sociology The Young Foundation Minnesota Population Center London, England University of Minnesota Natalia Pane Robert J
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88 APPENDIX A Christina Maranto Dorothy Majewski Mirzayan Fellow Administrative Assistant DBASSE DBASSE
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