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Gov 2001: Quantitative Social Science Methods I
A course for Harvard students and the public through the Harvard Extension School
Gov 2001: Quantitative Social Science Methods I
A course for Harvard students and the public through the Harvard Extension School
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  • Lecture Notes for Quantitative Social Science Methods, I
    • Introduction
    • Theories of Inference
    • Models for Binary Outcome Variables
    • Assorted Models for Single Variable Outcomes
    • Model Evaluation
    • Research Designs for Causal Inference
    • Detecting and Reducing Model Dependence in Causal Inference
    • Multiple Equation Models
    • Models for Missing Data
    • Anchoring Vignettes for Interpersonally Incomparable Survey Responses
    • Supplement: What's the Big Idea?

These slides and handout will grow over the semester and be used interspersed with the others, near to the end of selected classes.  

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