Selecting Statistical Techniques for Social Science Data : A Guide for SAS
Frank M. Andrews, Ph.D.At the time of his death in 1992, Frank was a Research Scientist atthe Institute for Social Research, Professor of Psychology, andProfessor of Population Planning and International Health, at theUniversity of Michigan.  He received the University's DistinguishedResearch Scientist Award in 1990.Laura KlemSenior Social Science Research Associate at the Institute forSocial Research and Lecturer in Psychology at the University ofMichigan.  She teaches and consults on topics of data analysis.Patrick M. O'Malley, Ph.D.Senior Research Scientist at the University of Michigan.  He haspublished extensively on the epidemiology and etiology of use andabuse of psychoactive drugs, including the policy implications ofthe research.Willard L. Rodgers, Ph.D.Senior Research Scientist at the Institute for Social Research andAdjunct Professor in the Sociology Department at the University ofMichigan and in the Joint Program in Survey Methodology at theUniversity of Maryland.  He teaches courses on the analysis ofsurvey data and the analysis of complex survey data.Kathleen B. WelchStatistical Software Consultant at the University of Michigan.She has over 10 years experience using SAS software and hasdeveloped and continues to teach several SAS software coursesalong with providing SAS technical support for the University.Terrence N. Davidson, Ph.D.Served on the University of Michigan faculty for twenty years.In the mid-1980's he shifted his career into the K-12 publicschool sector conducting a variety of research and projectactivities.