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Robert D. Mare, University of California, Los Angeles
"Powers and Xie present the methods that form the core of contemporary social statistics. It is the first introductory text to cover, in a single volume, models and methods for discrete dependent variables, cross-classifications, and longitudinal data. A great strength of the text is the authors' informal yet sophisticated approach, which combines the discussion of general principles with illuminating and realistic empirical examples."
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"... the first introductory text to cover, in a single volume, models and methods for discrete dependent variables, cross-classifications, and longitudinal data. A great strength of the text is the authors' informal yet sophisticated approach, which combines the discussion of general principles with illuminating and realistic empirical examples."
-Roberto Mare, University of California, Los Angeles, USA
"Teaching this book will be almost too easy. The prose is clear, the examples are well chosen, and the Web site provides practical details."
-Michael Hout, University of California, Berkeley, USA
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"Powers and Xie present the methods that form the core of contemporary social statistics. It is the first introductory text to cover, in a single volume, models and methods for discrete dependent variables, cross-classifications, and longitudinal data. A great strength of the text is the authors' informal yet sophisticated approach, which combines the discussion of general principles with illuminating and realistic empirical examples."
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"... the first introductory text to cover, in a single volume, models and methods for discrete dependent variables, cross-classifications, and longitudinal data. A great strength of the text is the authors' informal yet sophisticated approach, which combines the discussion of general principles with illuminating and realistic empirical examples."
-Roberto Mare, University of California, Los Angeles, USA
"Teaching this book will be almost too easy. The prose is clear, the examples are well chosen, and the Web site provides practical details."
-Michael Hout, University of California, Berkeley, USA
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