Sixty years ago the late William S. Robinson (1913-96) published his Ecological Correlations and the Behaviors of Individuals. 1. The paper became an all-time classic and it is one of the most influential methodological papers in social sciences. To underscore its impact on epidemiology, this classic was reprinted in this journal, 2. along with an original re-analysis of Robinson's data and conclusion from a multilevel and historical perspective, 3. with discussions. 4-7. In this research letter, we identify, and correct, an error in Robinson's original analysis
Many recent evolutionary psychology and human behavioral ecology studies have tested hypotheses by e...
The article raises the question of studying statistical dependences in psychological research. Psych...
The authors reply to Zax’s critique of the double-equation method for ecological regression and of t...
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Background W S Robinson made a seminal contribution by demonstrating that correlations for the same ...
To reanalyse and historically situate WS Robinson’s highly influential study that laid the foundatio...
and Human Behavior was intended as a &dquo;unified, coherent, and com-prehensive&dquo; surve...
important and subtle insights about the fallacies of single-level research, be it at the individual ...
The purpose of this paper is to emphasize for epidemiologists the possibility of serious errors resu...
Background W S Robinson made a seminal contribution by demonstrating that correlations for the same ...
This paper suggests that avoiding the ecological fallacy is - under certain circumstances - possible...
Ecological studies are observational studies commonly used in public health research. The main chara...
Human health ecology is an expanding field of interdisciplinary research, combining knowledge drawn ...
The article seeks to study the statistical dependencies in sociological research. The vast majority ...
The ecologic fallacy In this issue, Robinson’s highly influential paper is reprinted,1 along with a ...
Many recent evolutionary psychology and human behavioral ecology studies have tested hypotheses by e...
The article raises the question of studying statistical dependences in psychological research. Psych...
The authors reply to Zax’s critique of the double-equation method for ecological regression and of t...
Contains fulltext : 99678.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)3 p
Background W S Robinson made a seminal contribution by demonstrating that correlations for the same ...
To reanalyse and historically situate WS Robinson’s highly influential study that laid the foundatio...
and Human Behavior was intended as a &dquo;unified, coherent, and com-prehensive&dquo; surve...
important and subtle insights about the fallacies of single-level research, be it at the individual ...
The purpose of this paper is to emphasize for epidemiologists the possibility of serious errors resu...
Background W S Robinson made a seminal contribution by demonstrating that correlations for the same ...
This paper suggests that avoiding the ecological fallacy is - under certain circumstances - possible...
Ecological studies are observational studies commonly used in public health research. The main chara...
Human health ecology is an expanding field of interdisciplinary research, combining knowledge drawn ...
The article seeks to study the statistical dependencies in sociological research. The vast majority ...
The ecologic fallacy In this issue, Robinson’s highly influential paper is reprinted,1 along with a ...
Many recent evolutionary psychology and human behavioral ecology studies have tested hypotheses by e...
The article raises the question of studying statistical dependences in psychological research. Psych...
The authors reply to Zax’s critique of the double-equation method for ecological regression and of t...