chapter 1 Correspondence Analysis and Related Methods in Practice -- chapter 2 From Simple to Multiple Correspondence Analysis -- chapter 3 Divided by a Common Language: Analyzing and Visualizing Two-Way Arrays -- chapter 4 Nonlinear Principal Component Analysis and Related Techniques -- chapter 5 The Geometric Analysis of Structured Individuals × Variables Tables -- chapter 6 Correlational Structure of Multiple-Choice Data as Viewed from Dual Scaling -- chapter 7 Validation Techniques in Multiple Correspondence Analysis -- chapter 8 Multiple Correspondence Analysis of Subsets of Response Categories -- chapter 9 Scaling Unidimensional Models with Multiple Correspondence Analysis -- chapter 10 The Unfolding Fallacy Unveiled: Visualizing Structures of Dichotomous Unidimensional Item–Response–Theory Data by Multiple Correspondence Analysis -- chapter 11 Regularized Multiple Correspondence Analysis -- chapter 12 The Evaluation of “Don’t Know” Responses by Generalized Canonical Analysis -- chapter 13 Multiple Factor Analysis for Contingency Tables -- chapter 14 Simultaneous Analysis: A Joint Study of Several Contingency Tables with Different Margins -- chapter 15 Multiple Factor Analysis of Mixed Tables of Metric and Categorical Data -- chapter 16 Correspondence Analysis and Classification -- chapter 17 Multiblock Canonical Correlation Analysis for Categorical Variables: Application to Epidemiological Data -- chapter 18 Projection-Pursuit Approach for Categorical Data -- chapter 19 Correspondence Analysis and Categorical Conjoint Measurement -- chapter 20 A Three-Step Approach to Assessing the Behavior of Survey Items in Cross-National Research -- chapter 21 Additive and Multiplicative Models for Three-Way Contingency Tables: Darroch (1974) Revisited -- chapter 22 A New Model for Visualizing Interactions in Analysis of Variance -- chapter 23 Logistic Biplots