Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

Current editor(s): Irini Moustaki

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The Psychometric Society
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Truman Lee Kelley pp. 342-345: John Flanagan
The nature of the data, or how to choose a correlation coefficient pp. 347-372: John Carroll
Stochastic learning theories for a response continuum with non-determinate reinforcement pp. 373-390: Patrick Suppes and Joseph Zinnes
Two learning models for responses measured on a continuous scale pp. 391-403: Norman Anderson
An empirical study of the factor analysis stability hypothesis pp. 405-432: Harold Bechtoldt
Geometrical representation of two methods of linear least squares multiple correlation pp. 433-442: Benjamin Fruchter and Harry Anderson
A note on the standard length of a test pp. 443-446: Charles Myers
A cosine approximation to the normal distribution pp. 447-450: David Raab and Edward Green
A retraction on inter-battery factor analysis pp. 451-452: W. Gibson
Book reviews pp. 453-458: Cyril Burt, Maurice Tatsuoka and J. Guilford
Minutes of the 1961 Annual Business Meeting of the Psychometric Society pp. 459-461: Philip DuBois

Application of a model to paired-associate learning pp. 255-280: Gordon Bower
A generalization of stimulus sampling theory pp. 281-290: Richard Atkinson
Statistical methods for a theory of cue learning pp. 291-306: Frank Restle
The use of extreme groups to test for the presence of a relationship pp. 307-316: Leonard Feldt
The rationale for an “oblimax” method of transformation in factor analysis pp. 317-324: D. Saunders
Multidimensional unfolding: Some geometrical solutions pp. 325-332: D. McElwain and J. Keats
A note on a class of probability matching models pp. 333-337: Julian Feldman and Allen Newell
Book reviews pp. 339-342: Ardie Lubin and Valentine Appel

Relations amongm sets of measures pp. 129-149: Paul Horst
A choice theory analysis of similarity judgments pp. 151-163: R. Luce
A double law of comparative judgment for the analysis of preferential choice and similarities data pp. 165-171: C. Coombs, M. Greenberg and J. Zinnes
A general procedure for obtaining paired comparisons from multiple rank orders pp. 173-183: Harold Gulliksen and Ledyard Tucker
Application of a trace model to the retention of information in a recognition task pp. 185-203: Roger Shepard
Analysis of unreplicated three-way classifications, with applications to rater bias and trait independence pp. 205-219: Julian Stanley
Multidimensional unfolding: Determining configuration from complete rank order preference data pp. 221-238: William Hays and Joseph Bennett
Empirical comparison of item parameters based on the logistic and normal functions pp. 239-246: Frank Baker
Book reviews pp. 247-254: Ardie Lubin, A. Maxwell, R. Garside, Edward Zigler and Richard Kao

Irving Lorge pp. 1-2: Robert Thorndike
Fechner: Inadvertent founder of psychophysics pp. 3-8: Edwin Boring
Linear and multidimensional scaling pp. 9-25: Harold Gulliksen
Stimulus programming in psychophysics pp. 27-33: J. Smith
Toward a resolution of the fechner-thurstone legacy pp. 35-47: S. Stevens
Detection theory and psychophysics: A review pp. 49-63: John Swets
Psychometrics—A special case of the brahman theory pp. 65-71: Jack Dunlap
New developments in statistical behavior theory: Differential tests of axioms for associative learning pp. 73-84: W. Estes
Computer models of cognitive processes pp. 85-91: Bert Green
Measurement of learning and mental abilities pp. 93-107: Harold Gulliksen
Psychological measurement a hundred and twenty-five years later pp. 109-127: J. Guilford

Investigations of the simplex pp. 313-323: Lloyd Humphreys
Use of true-score theory to predict moments of univariate and bivariate observed-score distributions pp. 325-342: Frederic Lord
A rational origin obtained by the method of contingent paired comparisons pp. 343-356: Emir Shuford, Lyle Jones and R. Bock
Remarks about a paired comparison model pp. 357-367: Gottfried Noether
On the number of significant findings to be expected by chance pp. 369-380: Jack Block
Nonlinear factors in two dimensions pp. 381-392: William Gibson
Point biserial correlation coefficient and its generalization pp. 393-408: S. Gupta
Book reviews pp. 409-413: John Ross, William Schutz and Henry Kaiser
Minutes of the 1960 Annual Business Meeting of the Psychometric Society pp. 415-416: Philip DuBois

On a connection between factor analysis and multidimensional unfolding pp. 219-231: Clyde Coombs and Richard Kao
Some asymptotic properties of Luce's beta learning model pp. 233-241: John Lamperti and Patrick Suppes
Percentage points of Wilks'L mvc andL vc criteria pp. 243-250: J. Roy and V. Murthy
Models for choice-reaction time pp. 251-260: Mervyn Stone
Reliability formulas for independent decision data when reliability data are matched pp. 261-271: Nageswari Rajaratnam
A model for detection and recognition with signal uncertainty pp. 273-289: Elizabeth Shipley
A proposed variation of the matching technique pp. 291-295: George Weinberg, Fritz Fluckiger and Clarence Tripp
On the Wilson tests pp. 297-302: N. Ylvisaker
A note on combining probabilities pp. 303-305: C. Adcock
Book reviews pp. 307-312: R. Atkinson, William Sawrey, Jack Sawyer, William Madow and Dorothy Clendenen

Complex analyses of variance: General problems pp. 127-152: Bert Green and John Tukey
Varimax solution for primary mental abilities pp. 153-158: Henry Kaiser
A cognitive probability model for learning pp. 159-172: John Overall
An analysis of Guttman's simplex pp. 173-182: Philip DuBois
Determinantal methods in latent class analysis pp. 183-198: Albert Madansky
A computer program to find the best-fitting orthogonal factors for a given hypothesis pp. 199-205: David Saunders
Matrix formulation of Deuel's rotational method pp. 207-209: Andrew Baggaley
Book reviews pp. 211-218: Harold Gulliksen, John Alman, John Flanagan, Frank Restle and John Creager

Ultimate choice between two attractive goals: Predictions from a model pp. 1-17: Frederick Mosteller and Maurice Tatsuoka
Remarks on tucker's inter-battery method of factor analysis pp. 19-25: W. Gibson
Multidimensional unfolding: Determining the dimensionality of ranked preference data pp. 27-43: Joseph Bennett and William Hays
A criterion for selecting variables in a regression analysis pp. 45-58: H. Linhart
Some multiple correlation and predictor selection methods pp. 59-76: Harry Anderson and Benjamin Fruchter
Two-alternative learning situations with partial reinforcement pp. 77-90: Mary Hanania
An empirical study of the normality and independence of errors of measurement in test scores pp. 91-104: Frederic Lord
Book reviews pp. 105-125: Rolf Bargmann, William McGill, R. Thrall, Ernest Tupes, Jack Sawyer, John Milholland, J. Radcliffe, Anne Roe, Leonard Mead, Eli Marks and J. Keith Smith