The Statistical Approach to Social Measurement

David J. Bartholomew

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Part 1 Measurement: problems and strategy validity and reliability. Part 2 Labour wastage: inequality mobility price levels. Part 3 Population and individual level measures: common scaling of individuals and items individual level measurement - general theory principles and problems of implementation extensions and limitations.

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