Why Are There so Few Formal Measuring Instruments in Social and Political Research?

Anthony Heath · Jean Martin

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction The Nature of the Concepts to be Measured Developing Empirical Indicators The Nature of the Instrument Validity Conclusions

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