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Social Concepts and Measurement
EPPS 6359
School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences
In this course students will learn the fundamentals of social concepts, measurement theory, and sensitivity analysis. We will study and implement methods and technologies for measuring social concepts, including the construction of scales and typologies, latent traits, content analysis, and survey design. For the course project, students will collect and present a new measure of a social concept. This requires students to justify the need to measure the concept on theoretical grounds, to survey the literature for existing measures of the concept, to specify how their measure differs and the logic behind their operationalization, and to collect data according to their operational criteria using an appropriate data collection method. Prerequistes: (EPPS 6313 and EPPS 6316) or (EPPS 7313 and EPPS 7316). 3 credit hours.
Offering Frequency: Every two years
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Social Concepts and Measurement
EPPS 6359
School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences
In this course students will learn the fundamentals of social concepts, measurement theory, and sensitivity analysis. We will study and implement methods and technologies for measuring social concepts, including the construction of scales and typologies, latent traits, content analysis, and survey design. For the course project, students will collect and present a new measure of a social concept. This requires students to justify the need to measure the concept on theoretical grounds, to survey the literature for existing measures of the concept, to specify how their measure differs and the logic behind their operationalization, and to collect data according to their operational criteria using an appropriate data collection method. Prerequistes: (EPPS 6313 and EPPS 6316) or (EPPS 7313 and EPPS 7316). 3 credit hours.
Offering Frequency: Every two years
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