Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

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Volume 30, issue 4, 1965

Multidimensional scaling of similarity pp. 379-393

Warren Torgerson

Generalizability of scores influenced by multiple sources of variance pp. 395-418

Goldine Gleser, Lee Cronbach and Nageswari Rajaratnam

Some results based on a general stochastic model for mental tests pp. 419-440

William Meredith

A method of successive cumulations for the scaling of pair-comparison preference judgments pp. 441-448

Marshall Greenberg

A set of inequalities in factor analysis pp. 449-453

J. Darroch

On admissible communalities in factor analysis pp. 455-458

Albert Madansky

A sensitive rank test for comparing the effects of two treatments on a single group pp. 459-467

James Cronholm and Samuel Revusky

Estimating the accuracy of dichotomous judgments pp. 469-479

Joseph Fleiss

Matching components of self-report and peer-nomination personality measures pp. 481-490

Warren Norman and Thad Harshbarger

A sequence of limiting distributions of response probabilities pp. 491-497

J. McGregor and J. Zidek

A special latin square for the use of each subject “as his own control” pp. 499-513

Lorna Benjamin

Geometric vector orthogonal rotation method in multiple-factor analysis pp. 515-530

Shigeo Kashiwagi

Minutes of the 1965 annual business meeting of the Psychometric Society pp. 531-532

W. Mollenkopf

Volume 30, issue 3, 1965

Marion Webster Richardson (1896–1965) pp. 235-237

Maurice Lorr and Ruth Heiser

A strong true-score theory, with applications pp. 239-270

Frederic Lord

The connection between magnitude and discrimination scales and direct and indirect scaling methods pp. 271-289

Hannes Eisler

Obtaining maximum-likelihood estimates of factor loadings and communalities using an easily implemented iterative computer procedure pp. 291-302

W. Hemmerle

Generating multiple samples of multivariate data with arbitrary population parameters pp. 303-313

Robert Wherry, James Naylor, Robert Wherry and Robert Fallis

Another interpretation of a model for paired comparisons pp. 315-318

Ralph Bradley

A note on some modifications of latent roots and vectors pp. 319-321

Desmond Cartwright

A model for serial verbal learning pp. 323-341

Ulara Kuno

The average error of a learning model, estimation and use in testing the fit of models pp. 343-352

Helena Kraemer

Matrix formulas for part and partial correlation pp. 353-356

Earl Jennings

The approximate sampling distribution of Kuder-Richardson reliability coefficient twenty pp. 357-370

Leonard Feldt

A note on the normal ogive or logistic curve in item analysis pp. 371-372

Frederic Lord

An empirical study of item-test regression pp. 373-376

Frederic Lord

The average spearman rank correlation when ties are present: A correction pp. 377-377

Edward Cureton

Volume 30, issue 2, 1965

A theory of appropriate statistics pp. 99-127

Ernest Adams, Robert Fagot and Richard Robinson

A probability model for errors of classification. II. Particular cases pp. 129-155

J. Sutcliffe

Latency models for reaction time distributions pp. 157-163

Daniel Taylor

An investigation of the sampling distributions of item discrimination indices pp. 165-178

Frank Baker

A rationale and test for the number of factors in factor analysis pp. 179-185

John Horn

Components of reliability pp. 187-195

Rolfe LaForge

An alternative approach to the method of correct matching pp. 197-205

Hai Halevi

Book review pp. 207-233

E. Carterette

Volume 30, issue 1, 1965

Alpha factor analysis pp. 1-14

Henry Kaiser and John Caffrey

A method for studying differences between groups pp. 15-29

William Meredith

Nonlinear probit analysis and its application to psychometric data pp. 31-38

J. Maritz

Generalizability of stratified-parallel tests pp. 39-56

Nageswari Rajaratnam, Lee Cronbach and Goldine Gleser

Linear correlations between sets of variables pp. 57-71

William Rozeboom

A probability model for errors of classification. I. General considerations pp. 73-96

J. Sutcliffe

Book review pp. 97-98

James Lingoes

Volume 29, issue 4, 1964

Social desirability and performance on the MMPI pp. 295-308

Allen Edwards

Markovian processes with identifiable states: General considerations and application to all-or-none learning pp. 309-333

James Greeno and Theodore Steiner

Nominally and rigorously parallel test forms pp. 335-345

Frederic Lord

Oblique factor analytic solutions by orthogonal transformations pp. 347-362

Chester Harris and Henry Kaiser

A choice model for paired comparison data based on imperfectly nested sets pp. 363-370

Hannes Eisler

The geometry of factorial indeterminancy pp. 371-381

Emil Heermann

Estimation of the correlation coefficient in contingency tables with possibly nonmetrical characters pp. 383-391

H. Lancaster and M. Hamdan

Simplified regression patterns for classification pp. 393-396

Hubert Brogden

The mean and standard deviation of the distribution of group assembly sums pp. 397-408

Paul Dwyer

Comparisons of power for some exact multinomial significance tests pp. 409-419

Joan Gurian, Jerome Cornfield and James Mosimann

Book reviews pp. 421-423

Robert Abelson

Volume 29, issue 3, 1964

Some generalizations of a theoretical distribution of mental test scores pp. 215-231

John Keats

A multivariate analysis of an experimental design involving a complete set of latin squares pp. 233-240

Man-Wai Chan

On the Johnson-Neyman technique and some extensions thereof pp. 241-256

Richard Potthoff

Analysis of preferential experiments pp. 257-261

C. Ramanujacharyulu

Correlation in a singly truncated bivariate normal distribution pp. 263-270

M. Aitkin

Measures of invariance and comparability in factor analysis for fixed variables pp. 271-281

Samuel Pinneau and Albert Newhouse

Book Reviews pp. 283-293

Leslie McLean, Julian Stanley, Maurice Tatsuoka, William Hays, Bert Green and William Michael

Volume 29, issue 2, 1964

Samuel Stanlep Wilks 1906–1964 pp. 102-104

Harold Gulliksen

Instrumental variables in factor analysis pp. 105-113

Albert Madansky

Nonmetric multidimensional scaling: A numerical method pp. 115-129

J. Kruskal

Estimation in the three-state markov learning model pp. 131-141

Helena Kraemer

A graph theoretic approach to similarity relations pp. 143-151

Frank Harary

Enumeration of paths in digraphs pp. 153-165

K. Parthasarathy

A generalization of the interpoint distance model pp. 167-176

John Ross and Norman Cliff

Notes on factorial invariance pp. 177-185

William Meredith

Rotation to achieve factorial invariance pp. 187-206

William Meredith

Comment on feldt's “use of extreme groups” pp. 207-209

John Ross and James Lumsden

Book reviews pp. 211-213

Paul Dwyer and Leonard Savage

Volume 29, issue 1, 1964

Multidimensional scaling by optimizing goodness of fit to a nonmetric hypothesis pp. 1-27

J. Kruskal

Informational models and their uses pp. 29-54

Arnold Binder and Burton Wolin

Canonical correlations with fallible data pp. 55-65

William Meredith

Mean performance and the factor analysis of learning data pp. 67-73

John Ross

A new method for solving simultaneous linear equations associated with multivariate analysis pp. 75-86

F. Watson

On the interaction of the subject and the experiment in the matching model pp. 87-101

Ralph Swentzell and Alan Roberts