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EDITORIAL STYLE SHEET FOR SOCIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 2010 (UPDATED 11/3/08)
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accelerated failure time (AFT) model
ad hoc approach
African-American
aged 16 to 18
age-eligible
age-period-cohort (APC)
Algorithm 1
all causes model
AM, PM
analog
analysis of variance (ANOVA)
antidemocratic
a priori hypothesis
assumption (A-2)
average treatment effect (ATE)
Bayes factor
Bayesian information criterion (BIC)
Bernoulli model
between-person variation
binary choice model
bi-plot
blockmodel [one word]
blue-collar worker
bow tie graph
case-level residuals
case-weight perturbation
ceteris paribus
chain-referral method
2
chi-square, chi-square approximation
class 2
closed-form expression
column 6 in Table 2
composition invariance criterion, composition invariant
conditional log-linear (CLL)
conditional tie independence (CTI)
computer-science application
confirmatory tetrad analysis (CTA)
constructive realist model (CRM)
continuous-time Markov chain
Coombs Scale
cost-benefit analysis
covariate value
covering-law model
cross-classification
cross-classified random-effects model (CCREM)
cross-national
cross-section surveys
cross-tabulation
Current Population Survey (CPS)
cutnode
data are... [use plural verb]
data-generating process
data set
decision making, decision-making body
de facto
degrees of freedom (d.f.)
diagonals association (DA) model
differential item functioning (DIF)
discrete-time data
3
distance-decay counterpart
double-jeopardy hypothesis
econometric selection model
eigenvalue, eigenvector
e-mail
endpoint
equation (1) [but in text can say “a Rausch model (equation 1)”]
equiproportionality
ergo
event-history analysis
ex ante, ex post
exponential random graph models (ERGMs)
f., ff.
face-block
factor-loading matrix
failure-time regression model
fieldwork, field-worker
finite-mixture model
first-order logic
fixed effects, fixed effects model
fixed point theorem
floating-point error
footnote 3
Form 1, Form 2
formula
full association (FA) model
full-information test
General Social Survey
generalized cross entropy (GCE) method
generalized estimating equation (GEE)
generalized least square (GLS)
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generalized linear model (GLIM)
generalized maximum entropy (GME) method
Gini index
goodness of fit, goodness-of-fit parameter
graph theoretic formalization
Guttman scale
hazard-based framework
hazard rate model
heteroskedastic-consistent constraint
high-density subgroup
higher-order subgraph
high-tech manager
hr (hours)
hypothetico-deductive model (HDM)
individual-level effects
information-theoretic criteria
in-star effect, out-star effect
instrumental variables (IV) estimation
interactions-based model
iteratively reweighted least squares (IRLS)
interrater
inverse-document-frequency (IDF)
item 1, item 2
item characteristic curve (ICC)
item response theory (IRT) model
joint correspondence analysis (JCA)
Jr. [no comma before or after]
just-identifying restriction
Lagrange likelihood equation
Lagrange Multiplier Test, Lagrange multiplier
larger-score-specified (LSS) model
5
large-sample approximation
large-scale data collection
latent categorization method (LCM)
latent class (LC) analysis, latent class variable
latent growth curve model
latent Markov (LM) model
latent semantic indexing (LSI)
latent trait analysis, latent trajectory model
latent variable analysis
Lawrence Erlbaum
least-squares method
LEM, program LEM
level-1 unit, level-2 unit
life-course
likelihood-ratio measure
Likert-scale response
linear equations model
linear-in-means model
linear-in-parameters model
local average treatment effect (LATE)
log-income
log-likelihood (LL), log-likelihood function
log-linear model
log-odds, log-odds (“logit”) scale
macrodynamics
Mahalanobis distance, M-distance
marginal effects model
marginal-likelihood estimation
marginal structural model (MSM)
Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) method
Marschak’s maxim
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maximum entropy (ME) approach
maximum likelihood estimation (MLE)
maximum pseudo-likelihood estimator (MPLE)
mean contagion time (MCT)
mean first passage time (MFPT)
mean squared error (MSE)
mean value theorem
meet-irreducible elements (MIREs)
meta-analysis
metaprinciple
Method 1, Method 2
methodologicism
Metropolis-Hastings (MH) steps
micro-level, macro-level
micro-macro dynamics
min (minutes)
missing at random (MAR)
missing completely at random (MCAR)
mixed effects model
mixed models approach
mixture latent Markov (MLM) model
mixture Markov (MM) model
model A
model-based approach
model-builder
modifiable areal unit problem (MAUP)
mover-random switching regression model, the mover-random model
mover-stayer regression model
multigroup
multi-item scale
multilevel diffusion curves (MDC)
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multinomial-response model
multiple-group SEM approach
multiple-item response
multitrait-multimethod (MTMM) approach
multivariate exponential random graph (MERG)
mutual-degree
National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)
National Longitudinal Survey (NLS)
National Opinion Research Center (NORC)
neoclassical
node-flow
node-level effects
nonignorable nonresponse (NIR)
non-negative
non-nested model
non-null
nonparametric
nonunidimensional
nonzero count
note 5
online
order-restricted model
ordinary least squares (OLS) estimator
out-degree, in-degree
out-of-sample forecasts
page 000, this volume
Panel A in Table 6
partially ordered set (poset)
payoff function
Pearson correlation coefficient
percentages: Spell out percent in text (10 percent), use symbol in tables and figures (10%);
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Ranges in text: 60 to 70 percent
per se
person 1, person 2
person-years, person-days
Phase 2
PhD
policy evaluation problems
policy-invariant structural models
policymaker
population-level treatment parameter
policy evaluation problems
policy-invariant structural model
post hoc
poststratification
premodern
Prentice Hall
pretest
principal components analysis (PCA)
Prisoner's Dilemma
probability density function (p.d.f.)
problem 1, problem P-1
proportional-odds logit model
proto-spline, proto-spline model class
pseudodocument
pseudo-likelihood estimator
public-choice theory
quasi-likelihood, quasi standard error
quasi-structural model
quid pro quo
random coefficients model
random effects model
Ranges in tables and figures: 60–70 %
9
Rasch model
rational-deductive approach
rational expectations solution
real-world feature
respondent-driven sampling (RDS)
restricted maximum likelihood–empirical Bayes (REML-EB) estimators
root mean squared error (RMSE)
Rosenbaum bounds strategy
row-column association
Sage Publications
scatterplot
sec. (in citations)
second-order marginal
Section 1.1
seemingly unrelated regressions (SUR)
semipath
shield law protection
simultaneous equations model
single-decrement life tables
single-item analysis
singular value decomposition (SVD)
sociodemographic
socioeconomic status (SES)
sociopolitical
sociospatial
split-ballot experiment
Springer-Verlag
standard deviation (S.D.)
standard error (s.e. or S.E.) [in col. head alone, spell out; abbreviate if in parentheses]
step 2, step 2(a)
straight-line formula
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structural equation modeling (SEM)
survey-based example
Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)
sweep operator
task-variety
term-frequency inverse-document-frequency (TFIDF)
test of fit
theorem prover, theorem proving
time-constant association
time-diary estimates
time-series model
time-space sampling
time-use patterns, time-use data
time-varying treatments
Tobit regression model
treatment effect literature
True Score (TS) MTMM model
two-parameter model
type 1, type 2
unidimensional
unit-level survey data
URLs: www.cuhk.edu [do not underscore URL]
user-friendly software
U.S. Census Bureau
Veil of Ignorance
veritas ranking
Web site (set URLs roman, no underscore or bold)
weighted-average distance
weighted least squares (WLS) estimator
white-collar worker
Wigmore test
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Wilcoxon signed rank statistic
workforce
world-system theory
zero-order correlation
zeros
zero-sum constraint