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Subject Index 785<br />

random digit dial<strong>in</strong>g (RDD), 261–62, 263<br />

randomized response technique, 295–97<br />

range, 581<br />

rank order<strong>in</strong>g, 316–17<br />

rapid assessment procedures, 352–53<br />

rapport, participant observation and,<br />

368–70<br />

rat<strong>in</strong>g scales, 317<br />

rationalism, 3–4<br />

ratios, 563<br />

ratio variables, 48<br />

RDD (random digit dial<strong>in</strong>g), 261–62, 263<br />

reason, 3, 9<br />

reactivity: direct observation and, 354,<br />

413, 424–25, 426–27; structured <strong>in</strong>terview<strong>in</strong>g<br />

and, 257<br />

recalibration, 55<br />

record<strong>in</strong>g equipment, 228–32<br />

Redfield, Robert, 346<br />

redundant question probe, 302<br />

regression, 625–29<br />

regression l<strong>in</strong>e, 624, 625, 626–27, 636<br />

regression to the mean, 115–16<br />

relational database systems, 410–12, 411<br />

relative deprivation theory, 65, 66<br />

reliability, 6, 28, 54<br />

remuneration: of <strong>in</strong>formants, 209; questionnaires<br />

and, 284–85<br />

research designs, 109, 118–28, 119; factorial<br />

design, 124, 143–45, 144, 236;<br />

<strong>in</strong>terrupted time series design, 128,<br />

128; one-group pretest-posttest design,<br />

125–26, 126; one-shot case study<br />

design, 124, 124–25; posttest-only<br />

design with random assignment, 123,<br />

123–24; Solomon four-group design,<br />

121, 121–22; two-group posttest-only<br />

design without random assignment,<br />

126, 126–28; two-group pretest-posttest<br />

design without random assignment,<br />

122, 122–23; two-group pretestposttest<br />

design with random assignment,<br />

118–21, 120. See also experiments<br />

researcher response, 378<br />

research hypothesis, 584<br />

research process, 69–74; ideal, 69–70;<br />

money, 73–74; people, 74; personal<br />

<strong>in</strong>terest, 70–71; resources, 72–74; science<br />

vs. nonscience, 71–72; time,<br />

72–73<br />

research topics, types of studies, 90–95<br />

residuals, 628, 663<br />

respondent-driven sampl<strong>in</strong>g (RDS), 192,<br />

193–94<br />

respondent mortality, 291<br />

response effects, 89, 239–45, 259; deference<br />

effect, 241–42, 259; expectancy<br />

effect, 244–45; third-party-present<br />

effect, 242–43; threaten<strong>in</strong>g questions,<br />

243–44<br />

restricted time, 249–50<br />

review articles, 97<br />

Rice, Stuart, 239<br />

Richards, William, 377<br />

Rivers, W. H. R., 109<br />

robust, 321<br />

role cues, 249<br />

Rosaldo, Michelle Zimbalist, 376<br />

Rosenbaum, Harvey, 466<br />

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 11–12<br />

rout<strong>in</strong>e activity theory, 64<br />

Royal Anthropological Institute, 100<br />

R-squared, 661<br />

r-squared, 623, 629–30<br />

Sa<strong>in</strong>t-Simon, Claude-Henri de, 11, 12–13<br />

Sal<strong>in</strong>as Pedraza, Jesús, 197, 467<br />

Samoan Energy Study, 418<br />

sample accuracy, 166<br />

sample precision, 166, 168<br />

sample size: determ<strong>in</strong>ants, 166–68;<br />

means, calculation for estimat<strong>in</strong>g, 179;<br />

proportions, calculation for estimat<strong>in</strong>g,<br />

181–84; smaller populations, calculation<br />

for estimat<strong>in</strong>g proportions,<br />

183–84<br />

sample statistics, 167

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