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Chapter 1:		How Do We Know What's True?
Chapter 2:		Using the Scientific Method and Political Science
Chapter 3:		Formulating Problems and Hypotheses
Chapter 4:		Building a Bibliography: Determining What is Known
Chapter 5:		Reviewing Previous Research
Chapter 6:		Assessing Relationships: Association or Causality?
Chapter 7:		Conceptualizing, Operationalizing, and Measuring Variables
Chapter 8:		Organizing and Managing Data
Chapter 9:		How to Achieve Maximum Representativeness: Sampling
Chapter 10:		Collecting Data Using Surveys
Chapter 11:		Collecting and Organizing Data from Published Sources
Chapter 12:		Studying only a Few Cases: Intensive Approaches
Chapter 13:		How to Describe and Summarize a Single Variable
Chapter 14:		Constructing and Interpreting Bivariate Tables
Chapter 15:		Graphing and Describing Linear Bivariate Relationships
Chapter 16:		Analyzing More Than Two Variables
Chapter 17:		Determining the Statistical Significance of Results
Chapter 18:		Reporting the Results of Empirical Political Research: Pulling It All Together