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Correlation and Causality by David A. Kenny

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Correlation and Causality
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Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
ISBN/ASIN: 0471024392
ISBN-13: 9780471024392
Number of pages: 353

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This text is a general introduction to the topic of structural analysis. It is an introduction because it presumes no previous acquaintance with causal analysis. It is general because it covers all the standard, as well as a few nonstandard, statistical procedures. Since the topic is structural analysis, and not statistics, very little discussion is given to the actual mechanics of estimation.

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