Published Books
- 'To Comfort and to Challenge' (1967 with Charles Y. Glock and Benjamin B. Ringer)
- 'Science and Morality in Medicine' (1970)
- 'Survey Research Methods' (first edition 1973)
- 'Society by Agreement' (first edition in 1977)
- 'Understanding Sociology' (1982)
- 'Apple Logo for Teachers' (1984)
- 'You Can Make a Difference' (1985)
- 'Observing Ourselves' (1986)
- 'The Sociological Spirit' (first edition 1987)
- 'Research Methods for Social Work' (first edition in 1993, with Allen Rubin)
- 'What is Society?' (1993)
- 'Adventures in Social Research' (first edition in 1993 with Fred Halley)
- 'Research Methods for Criminal Justice and Criminology' (first edition in 1995 with Michael Maxfield)
- 'Adventures in Criminal Justice Research' (first edition in 1997 with George W. Dowdall and Fred Halley)
- 'The Basics of Social Research (first edition in 1999)
- 'Exploring Social Issues' (first edition in 1999 with Fred Halley, Joseph F. Healy, and John Boli)
- 'Fundamentals of Social Research' (first edition in 2002 with Lucia Benaquisto)
- 'The Basics of Communication Research' (first edition in 2004 with Leslie Baxter)
- 'Social Research Counts' (first edition 2013)
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