Description: Contents: Preface. Part I: Context . P.B. Crabb, The Bolton Legacy. Part: II: Methods and Ethics of Research. R. Rosenthal, Praising Pearson Properly: Correlations, Contrasts, and Construct Validity. D.B. Rubin, Estimating Treatment Effects From Nonrandomized Studies Using Subclassification on Propensity Scores. H. Wainer, On Model-Based Inferences: A Fitting Tribute to a Giant. M.C. Rosenthal, Retrieving Literature for Meta-Analysis: Can We Really Find It All? D.B. Strohmetz, Rebuilding the Ship at Sea: Coping With Artifacts in Behavioral Research. A.J. Kimmel, From Artifacts to Ethics: The Delicate Balance Between Methodological and Moral Concerns in Behavioral Research. P. Blanck, H.A. Schartz, H. Ritchie, R. Rosenthal, Science and Ethics in Conducting, Analyzing, and Reporting Disability Policy Research. Part III: Social and Organizational Psychology. B. Rind, Meta-Analysis, Moral Panic, Congressional Condemnation, and Science: A Personal Journey. J.A. Hall, E.J. Coats, L.S. LaBeau, Is Smiling Related to Interpersonal Power? Theory and Meta-Analysis. C.B. Thomas, Jr., Some Observations on the Social Psychological Study of Human Values. A.M. Muiz, Jr., T.C. O'Guinn, G.A. Fine, Rumor in Brand Community. N. DiFonzo, P. Bordia, Rumor in Organizational Contexts. D.A. Hantula, D. Landman, Making Sense of Escalating Commitment to a Failing Course of Action. E.P. Hollander, Influence Processes in Leadership-Followership: Inclusion and the Idiosyncrasy Credit Model. Part IV: Theory and Epistemology. R. Perloff, An Rx for Advancing and Enriching Psychology. W.J. McGuire, Twenty Questions for Perspectivist Epistemologists. R.E. Lana, Experiment and Interpretation in Social Psychology: A Paradigm Shift?

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