Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

Current editor(s): Irini Moustaki

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Measurement as structural theory pp. 329-347: Louis Guttman
Some models for individual-group comparisons and group behavior pp. 349-367: Stephen Fienberg and F. Larntz
A scalar product model for the multidimensional scaling of choice pp. 369-388: Gordon Bechtel, Ledyard Tucker and Wei-Ching Chang
Matrix analysis of identifiability of some finite markov models pp. 389-408: James Greeno, Richard Millward and Coleman Merryman
Simultaneous factor analysis in several populations pp. 409-426: K. Jöreskog
Relations of factor score estimates to their use pp. 427-436: Ledyard Tucker
Reviews pp. 437-442: Charles Noty, Samuel Mayo and Elliot Cramer

On the theory of a set of tests which differ only in length pp. 207-225: Walter Kristof
A theoretical study of two-stage testing pp. 227-242: Frederic Lord
Comparison of ranks of cross-product and covariance solutions in component analysis pp. 243-249: M. Corballis
A normal approximation for testing the equality of two independent Chi-square variables pp. 251-252: Ralph D'Agostino and Bernard Rosman
On the polychoric series method for estimation of ρ in contingency tables pp. 253-259: M. Hamdan
Bayesian inference and the classical test theory model: Reliability and true scores pp. 261-288: Melvin Novick, Paul Jackson and Dorothy Thayer
Stochastic processes and the guttman simplex pp. 289-302: Guy Groen
Sequential decision making: An aggregate scheduling methodology pp. 303-316: Ronald Ebert
Reviews pp. 317-328: William Mehrens, John Boulger and Roy Freedle

Econometrics and psychometrics: A survey of communalities pp. 83-107: Arthur Goldberger
Statistical analysis of sets of congeneric tests pp. 109-133: K. Jöreskog
A dual scaling analysis for paired compositions pp. 135-154: Gordon Bechtel
Maximum likelihood solution to factor analysis when some factors are completely specified pp. 155-163: Friedrich Gebhardt
A comparison of computer routines for the calculation of the tetrachoric correlation coefficient pp. 165-174: Ernest Froemel
A comparative evaluation of several prominent methods of oblique factor transformation pp. 175-193: A. Ralph Hakstian
Some boundary conditions for a monotone analysis of symmetric matrices pp. 195-203: James Lingoes
A review pp. 204-204: Nancy Wiggins

Bias and runs in dice throwing and recording: A few million throws pp. 1-19: Gudmund Iversen, Willard Longcor, Frederick Mosteller, John Gilbert and Cleo Youtz
The minimum average correlation between equivalent sets of uncorrelated factors pp. 21-30: Peter Schönemann
The effect of unequal group size on Tukey's HSD procedure pp. 31-34: Robert Smith
A covariance analysis of multiple paired comparisons pp. 35-55: Gordon Bechtel
Monotone regression: Continuity and differentiability properties pp. 57-62: J. Kruskal
A note on some equations of confirmatory factor analysis pp. 63-70: Stanley Mulaik
A posterior region for parallel profile differentials pp. 71-78: Seymour Geisser and Russell Kappenman
Book review pp. 79-81: A. Riopelle and E. Menzel

A second generation little jiffy pp. 401-415: Henry Kaiser
The estimation of variance-covariance and correlation matrices from incomplete data pp. 417-437: Neil Timm
Determination of joint distributions from marginal distributions in dichotomous systems pp. 439-454: N. Castellan
Nonmetric multidimensional scaling: Recovery of metric information pp. 455-473: Forrest Young
Multidimensional analysis of complex structure: Mixtures of class and quantitative variation pp. 475-491: Richard Degerman
A general approach to procrustes pattern rotation pp. 493-505: Gunnar Gruvaeus
Reviews pp. 507-511: Emil Heermann and Lee Cronbach
Minutes of the 1970 annual business meeting of the Psychometric Society pp. 513-515: W. Schrader

Analysis of individual differences in multidimensional scaling via an n-way generalization of “Eckart-Young” decomposition pp. 283-319: J. Carroll and Jih-Jie Chang
A general rotation criterion and its use in orthogonal rotation pp. 321-332: Charles Crawford and George Ferguson
Maximizing the validity of a unit-weight composite as a function of relative component lengths with a fixed total testing time pp. 333-347: Paul Jackson and Melvin Novick
On metric multidimensional unfolding pp. 349-366: Peter Schönemann
The analysis of categorizing behavior pp. 367-392: Glen Evans
Some comments on an item analysis procedure pp. 393-394: Frank Baker and John Gurland
Reviews pp. 395-398: Norman Cliff and Allen Shub
Simple reaction time with markovian evolution of gaussian discriminal processes pp. 399-399: Phillip Emerson

Estimating the reliability of interview data pp. 143-162: Joseph Fleiss
The relation between sample and population characteristic vectors pp. 163-178: Norman Cliff
Fitting a response model forn dichotomously scored items pp. 179-197: R. Darrell Bock and Marcus Lieberman
A “halo”-model for multidimensional ratio scaling pp. 199-227: H. Micko
Orthogonal rotation algorithms pp. 229-235: Robert Jennrich
Extensions of the significance test for one-parameter signal detection hypotheses pp. 237-243: Leonard Marascuilo
Fitting one matrix to another under choice of a central dilation and a rigid motion pp. 245-255: Peter Schönemann and Robert Carroll
A comparison of three predictor selection techniques in multiple regression pp. 257-271: Robert McCornack
Reviews pp. 273-282: John Horn, Bert Green, J. Carroll, Kenneth Hopkins and James Collins

Fitting a simplex symmetrically pp. 1-21: Peter Schönemann
A set theoretic analysis of group interactions pp. 23-42: Kenneth Mackenzie
Item characteristic curves estimated without knowledge of their mathematical form—a confrontation of Birnbaum's logistic model pp. 43-50: Frederic Lord
Statistical methods for a general theory of all-or-none learning pp. 51-72: Peter Polson
A probabilistic formulation and statistical analysis of guttman scaling pp. 73-78: C. Proctor
Longitudinal factor analysis pp. 79-98: M. Corballis and R. Traub
Simple reaction time with markovian evolution of gaussian discriminal processes pp. 99-109: Phillip Emerson
Three common factor models for groups of variables pp. 111-128: Roderick McDonald
Reviews pp. 129-138: Oscar Kempthorne, Jerome Cornfield and Daniel Norton
Estimation of latent ability using a response pattern of graded scores pp. 139-139: Fumiko Samejima