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Propensity Score Analysis: Statistical Methods and Applications (Advanced Quantitative Techniques in the Social Sciences)

hardcover – July 16, 2009
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ISBN-13: 9781412953566 ISBN-10: 1412953561
Publisher
Sage Publishing
Binding
hardcover
Published
July 16, 2009
Weight
1.4 lbs
Dimensions
23.50×2.50×15.90 cm

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Propensity Score Analysis: Statistical Methods and Applications (Advanced Quantitative Techniques in the Social Sciences) by Guo, Shenyang Y.. hardcover edition. ISBN: 9781412953566.

Propensity Score Analysis provides readers with a systematic review of the origins, history, and statistical foundations of PSA and illustrates how it can be used for solving evaluation problems. With a strong focus on practical applications, the authors explore various types of data and evaluation problems related to, strategies for employing, and the limitations of PSA. Unlike the existing textbooks on program evaluation, Propensity Score Analysis delves into statistical concepts, formulas, and models underlying the application. Key Features Presents key information on model derivations Summarizes complex statistical arguments but omits their proofs Links each method found in this book to specific Stata programs and provides empirical examples Guides readers using two conceptual frameworks: the Neyman-Rubin counterfactual framework and the Heckman econometric model of causality Contains examples representing real challenges commonly found in social behavioral research Utilizes data simulation and Monte Carlo studies to illustrate key points Presents descriptions of new statistical approaches necessary for understanding the four evaluation methods incorporated throughout the text Intended Audience This text is appropriate for graduate and doctoral students taking Evaluation, Quantitative Methods, Survey Research, and Research Design courses across business, social work, public policy, psychology, sociology, and health/medicine disciplines.