Experimental design in the behavioral and social sciences/ 
Schneider. Sandra L. [ed.] 
 - 1st.ed. 
 - Los Angeles:  SAGE,  2013. 
 - 353 
<br/><br/>VOLUME ONE: THE EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO BEHAVIOURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES RESEARCH<br /> PART ONE: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EXPERIMENTS IN THE BEHAVIOURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES<br /> Excerpts from A System of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive, Being a Connected View of the Principles of Evidence and the Methods of Scientific Investigation --<br/>John Stuart Mill <br /> Rules for the Demonstration of Sociological Proof and Conclusion --<br/>Emile Durkheim <br /> Design for Social Experiments --<br/>F.S. Chapin<br /> The Role of Theory in Experimental Psychology --<br/>E.G. Boring <br /> Social Experiments --<br/>Henry Riecken and Robert Boruch <br /> The Delayed Birth of Social Experiments --<br/>Robert Brown <br /> PART TWO: THE NOMOTHETIC-IDIOGRAPHIC DEBATE ON THE NATURE OF BEHAVIOURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES<br /> Concept and Theory Formation in the Social Sciences --<br/>Alfred Schutz <br /> 'Nomothetic' and 'Idiographic' --<br/>James Lamiell <br /> Contrasting Windelband's Understanding with Contemporary Usage<br /> Vol. 1. The experimental approach to behavioral and social sciences research 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780857028273 (hbk. : 4 vol. set) 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>300.072  / 300