Corrupt research the case for reconceptualizing empirical management and social science - Hubbard, Raymond T. (Thousand Oaks, California Sage Publications, Inc., 2016)
Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Philosophical orientation: significant difference -- Appendix to chapter 2. An empirical regularity not to be proud of: inadequate statistical power in the social and management sciences: significant difference -- Chapter 3. Philosophical orientation: significant sameness -- Chapter 4. The importance of replication research: significant sameness -- Appendix to chapter 4. The use of student samples in the management and social sciences -- Chapter 5. The importance of replication research: significant difference -- Chapter 6. Conception of generalization/external validity -- Appendix to chapter 6. Fisher's views on probability and random sampling -- Chapter 7. Contrasts over statistical issues -- Chapter 8. Whither the academy? -- Chapter 9. Epilogue.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 269-316) and index.
Keywords: Errors, Scientific; Social science -- Methodology. -- Research; Social science -- Philosophy. -- Research; Missing observations (Statistics).; Fraud