Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

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Volume 43, issue 4, 1978

Structural analysis of covariance and correlation matrices pp. 443-477

Karl Jöreskog

A new computational method to fit the weighted euclidean distance model pp. 479-490

Jan Leeuw and Sandra Pruzansky

A direct approach to individual differences scaling using increasingly complex transformations pp. 491-519

James Lingoes and Ingwer Borg

A method for simulating non-normal distributions pp. 521-532

Allen Fleishman

Extending the temporal range of psychometric prediction by optimal linear filtering of mental test scores pp. 533-549

Jan Drösler

Contributions to factor analysis of dichotomous variables pp. 551-560

Bengt Muthén

A rating formulation for ordered response categories pp. 561-573

David Andrich

A series of lower bounds to the reliability of a test pp. 575-579

J. Berge and Frits Zegers

Scale freeness in factor analysis pp. 581-583

Hariharan Swaminathan and James Algina

Reviews pp. 585-586

James Ramsay and Suzanne Winsberg

Optimal scaling of paired comparison and rank order data: An alternative to Guttman's formulation pp. 587-587

Shizuhiko Nishisato

Minutes of the 1978 annual Business meeting of the Psychometric Society pp. 599-600

Mark Appelbaum

Volume 43, issue 3, 1978

A definition for the common-factor analysis model and the elimination of problems of factor score indeterminacy pp. 293-306

James Williams

A monte carlo study of kruskal's variance based measure on stress pp. 307-315

David Levine

Reliability of multiple classifications pp. 317-325

Huynh Huynh

Robust techniques for testing heterogeneity of variance effects in factorial designs pp. 327-342

Ralph O'Brien

Statistical aspects of a three-mode factor analysis model pp. 343-352

P. Bentler and Sik-Yum Lee

Likelihood methods for testing group problem solving models with censored data pp. 353-366

Ronald Regal and Kinley Larntz

Multidimensional scaling of nominal data: The recovery of metric information with alscal pp. 367-379

Forrest Young and Cynthia Null

An alternative to the methodology for analysis of covariance pp. 381-396

Dag Sörbom

Constrained multidimensional scaling inN spaces pp. 397-408

Bruce Bloxom

Tests of symmetry in three-way contingency tables pp. 409-420

Campbell Read

Rotational equivalence of factor loading matrices with specified values pp. 421-426

Robert Jennrich

Generalizations of the partial, part and bipartial canonical correlation analysis pp. 427-431

Sik-Yum Lee

Three notes on ALSCAL pp. 433-435

Forrest Young, Yoshio Takane and Rostyslaw Lewyckyj

Reviews pp. 437-438

Bert Green and Yoshio Takane

Volume 43, issue 2, 1978

Confidence regions for multidimensional scaling analysis pp. 145-160

J. Ramsay

Some approximate tests for repeated measurement designs pp. 161-175

Huynh Huynh

The effect of additional variables on factor indeterminacy in models with a single common factor pp. 177-192

Stanley Mulaik and Roderick McDonald

The problem of the additive constant and eigenvalues in metric multidimensional scaling pp. 193-201

Takayuki Saito

Gapping pp. 203-212

Howard Wainer and Stephen Schacht

Measuring nominal scale agreement between a judge and a known standard pp. 213-223

D. Wackerly, J. McClave and P. Rao

On various causes of improper solutions in maximum likelihood factor analysis pp. 225-243

Otto Driel

Estimating true score in the compound binomial error model pp. 245-258

Rand Wilcox

Approximate interval estimation for a certain intraclass correlation coefficient pp. 259-262

Joseph Fleiss and Patrick Shrout

Optimal scaling of paired comparison and rank order data: An alternative to guttman's formulation pp. 263-271

Shizuhiko Nishisato

Simultaneous optimization of factor assessibility and representativeness pp. 273-275

Vernon Greene

Procrustean analysis of matrices with different row order pp. 277-278

Ingwer Borg

The principal components of mixed measurement level multivariate data: An alternating least squares method with optimal scaling features pp. 279-281

Forrest Young, Yoshio Takane and Jan Leeuw

Note on the squared multiple correlation as a lower bound to communality pp. 283-284

Chester Harris

Reviews pp. 285-287

Lewis Goldberg

Signal/noise ratios for domain-referenced tests pp. 289-289

Robert Brennan and Michael Kane

Volume 43, issue 1, 1978

Relating tests given to different samples pp. 3-10

Donald Rubin and Dorothy Thayer

Relative costs and statistical power in the extreme groups approach pp. 11-17

Norman Abrahams and Edward Alf

Individual distributions under ordinal measurement pp. 19-29

Robert Schulman

Evaluating the conformity of sociometric measurements pp. 31-41

Lawrence Hubert and Frank Baker

Multiple-answer multiple-choice test items: Responding and scoring through bayes and minimax strategies pp. 43-57

George Duncan and E. Milton

U-statistic hierarchical clustering pp. 59-67

Roy D'Andrade

Statistical inference based on ranks pp. 69-79

Thomas Hettmansperger and Joseph McKean

Applications of combinatorial programming to data analysis: The traveling salesman and related problems pp. 81-91

Lawrence Hubert and Frank Baker

Binary action based estimation of propensities pp. 93-107

George Duncan

On Bayesian estimation in unrestricted factor analysis pp. 109-110

Raymond Koopman

Random versus rational strategies for initial configurations in nonmetric multidimensional scaling pp. 111-113

Phipps Arabie

Monte Carlo studies in nonmetric scaling pp. 115-117

Ian Spence and Forrest Young

The difference between “several” and “single”: A reply to Spence and Young pp. 119-119

Phipps Arabie

A note on the factor analysis of partial covariance matrices pp. 121-121

Roderick McDonald

A note on parameter estimation for Lazarsfeld's latent class analysis pp. 123-126

Anton Formann

Some comments on selecting the best of several binomial populations or the bivariate normal population having the largest correlation coefficient pp. 127-128

Rand Wilcox

Goodness of fit tests for paired comparison models pp. 129-130

Graham Douglas

Goodness of fit tests for paired comparison models. A reply pp. 131-131

Erling Andersen

A note on analyzing ordered alternatives pp. 133-139

Ruth Marcus

Reviews pp. 141-142

Donald Laming, Robert Smith and Iris Benson