Causal Modeling

by Herbert B. Asher

A substantially revised and updated edition of an earlier volume in the series. Asher presents a number of techniques of causal modelling, beginning with the work of Simon and Blalock, and moving on to recursive and non-recursive path estimation. Special attention is given to a number of problems in the causal analysis of data, with illustrations from studies in political socialization and voting behaviour.

96 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1983

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[May Ling]

Perfect for what I needed. I love this series, particularly because it's format is perfect for learning. Short, with a good description of the concept, and a very simplified example, then add onto the theory, then slightly modified, improved example. All in clear language. Definitely recommend for people who need to learn this quickly.