Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

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Volume 48, issue 4, 1983

Some contributions to efficient statistics in structural models: Specification and estimation of moment structures pp. 493-517

P. Bentler

A generalization of Kristof's theorem on the trace of certain matrix products pp. 519-523

Jos Berge

Best linear prediction of composite universe scores pp. 525-539

David Jarjoura

Some types of clustering with relational constraints pp. 541-552

Anuška Ferligoj and Vladimir Batagelj

A maximum likelihood method for fitting the wandering vector model pp. 553-566

Geert Soete and J. Carroll

Parameter estimation in latent trait models pp. 567-574

Steven Rigdon and Robert Tsutakawa

Monotone spline transformations for dimension reduction pp. 575-595

S. Winsberg and J. Ramsay

A new algorithm for the least-squares solution in factor analysis pp. 597-605

Masashi Okamoto and Masamori Ihara

Two logit models for external analysis of preferences pp. 607-620

Lee Cooper and Masao Nakanishi

A least squares algorithm for fitting additive trees to proximity data pp. 621-626

Geert Soete

A note on the nonmetric analysis of psychological intervals for an unknown ordering of stimuli pp. 627-629

Randall Bissett and Bruce Schneider

A generalization of Verhelst's solution for a constrained regression problem in alscal and related MDS-algorithms pp. 631-638

Jos Berge

On the standard error of the modified biserial correlation pp. 639-641

Raymond Koopman

Minutes of the 1983 annual business meeting of the Psychometric Society pp. 653-654

Mark Appelbaum

Volume 48, issue 3, 1983

A second generation nonlinear factor analysis pp. 315-342

Jamshid Etezadi-Amoli and Roderick McDonald

Orthogonal procrustes rotation maximizing congruence pp. 343-352

Frank Brokken

Tau-equivalence and equipercentile equating pp. 353-369

Wendy Yen

On Green's best linear composites with a specified structure, and oblique estimates of factor scores pp. 371-375

Jos Berge

Alternative weights and invariant parameters in optimal scaling pp. 377-391

Roderick McDonald

Multidimensional scaling models for reaction times and same-different judgments pp. 393-423

Yoshio Takane and Justine Sergent

Statistical bias in maximum likelihood estimators of item parameters pp. 425-435

Frederic Lord

Ordinal data, ordered scale points, and order statistics pp. 437-449

Pieter Vijn

Univariate repeated measures techniques applied to multivariate data pp. 451-464

D. Thomas

Simulating multivariate nonnormal distributions pp. 465-471

C. Vale and Vincent Maurelli

A note on the use of directional statistics in weighted euclidean distances multidimensional scaling models pp. 473-476

Charles Jones

Maximum likelihood estimation of item response parameters when some responses are omitted pp. 477-482

Frederic Lord

Asymptotic clarifications, generalizations, and concerns regarding an extended class of matched pairs tests based on powers of ranks pp. 483-485

Paul Mielke and Kenneth Berry

Volume 48, issue 2, 1983

Indclus: An individual differences generalization of the adclus model and the mapclus algorithm pp. 157-169

J. Carroll and Phipps Arabie

Empirical bayes estimation of coefficients in the general linear model from data of deficient rank pp. 171-181

Henry Braun, Douglas Jones, Donald Rubin and Dorothy Thayer

A more powerful method for testing for agreement between a judge and a known standard pp. 183-193

D. Wackerly and D. Robinson

Evaluating performance in continuous experiments with feedback to subjects pp. 195-209

Francisco Samaniego and Jessica Utts

An approximation of theK outN reliability of a test, and a scoring procedure for determining which items an examinee knows pp. 211-222

Rand Wilcox

A comparison of factor analysis programs in SPSS, BMDP, and SAS pp. 223-231

Robert MacCallum

Unbiased estimators of ability parameters, of their variance, and of their parallel-forms reliability pp. 233-245

Frederic Lord

Problems with EM algorithms for ML factor analysis pp. 247-251

P. Bentler and Jeffrey Tanaka

More on EM for ML factor analysis pp. 253-257

Donald Rubin and Dorothy Thayer

Expanding the rasch model to a general model having more than one dimension pp. 259-267

Werner Stegelmann

Asymptotic comparison of missing data procedures for estimating factor loadings pp. 269-291

C. Hendricks Brown

Maximum likelihood estimation of the joint covariance matrix for sections of tests given to distinct samples with application to test equating pp. 293-297

Dorothy Thayer

The effect of affine transformation on redundancy analysis pp. 299-302

Beth Dawson-Saunders and Maurice Tatsuoka

On the investigation of local identifiability: A counterexample pp. 303-304

Alexander Shapiro and M. Browne

The analytical solution of the additive constant problem pp. 305-308

Francis Cailliez

Review pp. 309-310

Bert Green

Volume 48, issue 1, 1983

Logistic latent trait models with linear constraints pp. 3-26

Gerhard Fischer

Probabilistic multidimensional scaling: Complete and incomplete data pp. 27-48

Joseph Zinnes and David MacKay

Some improved diagnostics for failure of the Rasch model pp. 49-72

Ivo Molenaar

Parameterizing inequality constraints on unique variances in linear structural models pp. 73-83

David Rindskopf

A general framework for using latent class analysis to test hierarchical and nonhierarchical learning models pp. 85-97

David Rindskopf

Reliability estimation for a test with parts of unknown lengths pp. 99-111

Jerry Gilmer and Leonard Feldt

Validating a selection test, a predictive probability approach pp. 113-127

Alan Gross and Philippa Perry

Characterizing the manifest probabilities of latent trait models pp. 129-141

Noel Cressie and Paul Holland

Tests for stability in linear structural equation systems pp. 143-145

P. Bentler and Edward Freeman

Review pp. 147-151

J. Ramsay and J. Leeuw