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Observing Interaction An Introduction to Sequential Analysis

By: Roger Bakeman and John M Gottman
207 pages, 30 figs, 13 tabs
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About this book

General but valuable introduction to the scientific methods for making meaningful and repeatable studies of social behaviour in the field or in controlled environments.

Contents

Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Developing a coding scheme; 3. Recording behavioral sequences; 4. Assessing observer agreement; 5. Representing observational data; 6. Analyzing sequential data: first steps; 7. Analyzing event sequences; 8. Issues in sequential analysis; 9. Analyzing time sequences; 10. Analyzing cross-classified events; 11. Epilogue; Appendix; References; Index.

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By: Roger Bakeman and John M Gottman
207 pages, 30 figs, 13 tabs
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'The book is an excellent primer for the novice and a good methods reminder for the experienced. Its major point, that sequential observation has been ignored, is a good one. It is written in a clear, readable, self-contained style with the exception of the last two chapters which require the use of additional resources listed in the bibliography. It contains very useful tables and figures, examples, and repeated summaries of major points made in each chapter and chapter section.' American Journal of Primatology
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