In certain areas of sociological research, variables that measure the rate at which persons carry out a certain act are of central importance. This is the case in the analysis of social and geographical mobility and in the analysis of population processes. In most areas of sociology, rate variables are less frequently used. Variables that are measures of attitudes are generally preferred to variables
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Aage B. Sørensen (1977) studied this question.
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