Methodology and Epistemology for Social Sciences: Selected PapersSince the 1950s, Donald T. Campbell has been one of the most influential contributors to the methodology of the social sciences. A distinguished psychologist, he has published scores of widely cited journal articles, and two awards, in social psychology and in public policy, have been named in his honor. This book is the first to collect his most significant papers, and it demonstrates the breadth and originality of his work. |
Contents
Perspective on a Scholarly Career 1981 | 1 |
MEASUREMENT | 27 |
1963 94 | 111 |
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN | 147 |
APPLIED SOCIAL EXPERIMENTATION | 239 |
INTERPRETIVE SOCIAL SCIENCE | 335 |
EPISTEMOLOGY | 389 |
SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE | 487 |
Bibliography of Donald T Campbell 19471988 | 525 |
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