Works BY

*(see also  Works About Chapin )

Books (chronological)

Education and The Mores. (New York, 1911)

An Introduction to the Study of Social Evolution. (New York: Century.1913)

Historical Introduction to Social Economy. (New York, 1917).

An Introduction to the Study of Social Evolution. (2nd edn: New York, 1919).

Field Work and Social Research.(New York: Century. 1920)..

Cultural Change. (New York: Century, 1928).

Contemporary American Institutions: A Sociological Analysis(New York: 1935)

Experimental Designs in Sociological Research. (New York, 1947).

Articles (chronological)

*for an alphabetical list of article/notes by Chapin click here.

"The Variability of the Popular Vote." American Journal of Sociology 18 (1912): 222-40.

"How We Waste Our Coal." Independent.74 (1913): 1102-1104.

"The Elements of the Scientific Method in Sociology," American Journal of Sociology 20 (September, 1914)): 371-91.

"Our Submerged Forbearers." Independent 77 (1914): 30-31.

"The Elements of Scientific Method in Sociology." American Journal of Sociology 20 (1914): 371-91.

"An Ounce of Prevention." Independent 82 (1915): 540.

"Moral Progress," Popular Science 86 (1915), 467-71.

"Organizing the Labor Market." Independent 83 (1915): 330-31.

"The Business System in the Professor's Study."School and Society 2 (1915): 709.

"The Experimental Method and Sociology." Scientific Monthly (1917):4:l3-34, 23-87.

"The Experimental Method and Sociology." Scientific Monthly 4 (1917):133-43, 238-47.

"Primitive Social Ascendency," PASS 12 (1917):

"The Relations of Sociology and Social Case Work," Proceeding of the National Conference on Social Work 1919, pp. 358-65. Atlantic City, NJ..

"Methods of Conducting Research Courses for College Students." Publications of the American Sociological Society 17 (1922):168-77.

[review of Giddings, Scientific Study], Annals of the American Academy 122 (1925): 273.

"The Meaning of Measurement." Publications of the American Sociological Society 24 (1929):83-94.

"Present "The Present State of the Profession." American Journal of Sociology 39 (1933-34): 506-8.

"The Observability of Social Institutions." Sociology and Social Research 17 (1933): 230-33.

"What Has Sociology to Contribute to Plans for Recovery from the Depression?" Social Forces, 12 (1934): 473-75.

"Measurement in Sociology." American Journal of Sociology 40 (January, 1935): 4780.

"Some Results of a Quantitative Analysis of the Institutional Patterns of Churches." Social Forces 13 (1935): 340-49.

"Social Theory and Social Action." American Sociological Review I (February, 1936): 1-11.

"Social Theory and Social Action." American Sociological Review 1 (1936): 1-11.

"Social Participation and Social Intelligence." American Sociological Review 4 (1939): 157-66.

"An Experiment on the Social Effects of Good Housing." American Sociological Review 5 (1940): 868-79.

"Preliminary Standardization of a Social Insight Scale," American Sociological Review 7 (1942): 214-28.