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Dr. Brendan Dooley interviews Professor Ross Matsueda about his career in sociology and criminology. Matsueda explains the path that took him from an unmotivated high school student to a doctor of sociology, particularly highlighting how he moved from hard science to social science and from qualitative to quantitative research.
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Chapter 1: Introduction
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Chapter 2: Childhood and Influential Events
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Chapter 3: Santa Barbara
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Chapter 4: Moving From Qualitative to Quantitative
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Chapter 5: Statistical vs. Ethnomethodology
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Chapter 6: Testing Propositions
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Chapter 7: Integrating Theories
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Chapter 8: Different Theoretical Camps
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Chapter 9: Interplay Between Methods and Theory
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Chapter 10: Favorite Works
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Chapter 11: Kornhauser and Sutherland
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Chapter 12: What Distinguishes You as a Scholar?
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Chapter 13: Productive Collaborations
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Chapter 14: Closing Thoughts
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