Measurement Theory and Applications for the Social Sciences (Methodology in the Social Sciences Series)
Measurement Theory and Applications for the Social Sciences presents a focused exploration of measurement theory and its practical relevance to social science research. As part of the Methodology in the Social Sciences series, this volume is suited to students, researchers, and readers seeking an academically grounded resource on measurement and methodology.
About This Book
Measurement Theory and Applications for the Social Sciences examines measurement theory in relation to social science research.
The book connects theoretical considerations with applications, making it relevant to readers studying how measurement is used across social science fields.
Part of the Methodology in the Social Sciences series, it provides a focused resource for students, researchers, and others interested in social science methodology.
Written by Deborah L. Bandalos PhD, this volume offers an academically oriented introduction to a central area of research practice.
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