Cross-Cultural Sampling

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Chaney, Richard P. , and Rogelio Ruiz Revilla 1969 "Sampling methods and interpretation of correlation: a comparative analysis of seven cross-cultural samples," American Anthropologist 71: 597-633.

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McNett, Charles W. , Jr., and Roger E. Kirk 1968 "Drawing random samples in cross-cultural studies: a suggested method," American Anthropologist 70: 50-55.

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1970a "Chaney and Ruiz Revilla: sampling methods," American Anthropologist 72: 1451-53.

1970 b "Stratified sampling and Galton's problem (A comment on 'Evaluation of a stratified versus an unstratified universe of cultures in comparative research,' by Lenora Greenbaum)," Behavior Science Notes 5: 282-83.

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