Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

Current editor(s): Irini Moustaki

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An approach to mental test theory pp. 283-302: Frederic Lord
Theoretical models of choice and strategy behavior: Stable state behavior in the two-choice uncertain outcome situation pp. 303-316: Sidney Siegel
The concept of configuration of interpersonal relations in a group as a time-dependent stochastic process pp. 317-327: Leo Katz and Charles Proctor
Pattern variants on a square field pp. 329-341: S. Prokhovnik
A synthesis of two factor analyses of intermediate algebra pp. 343-359: William Kline
Redundancy in task assignments and group performance pp. 361-369: Robert Zajonc and William Smoke
A note on the use of mood's likelihood ratio test for item analyses involving 2 × 2 tables with small samples pp. 371-372: Irving Weiner
Book reviews pp. 375-378: Robert Travers and Philip DuBois
Minutes of the 1959 Annual business Meeting of the Psychometric Society pp. 399-401: Philip DuBois

Item selection procedures for item variables with a known factor structure pp. 189-205: G. Elfving, R. Sitgreaves and H. Solomon
A metric and an ordering on sets pp. 207-220: Frank Restle
Maximum likelihood estimates of item parameters using the logistic function pp. 221-227: A. Maxwell
Three multivariate models: Factor analysis, latent structure analysis, and latent profile analysis pp. 229-252: W. Gibson
Strategies and learning models pp. 253-256: Steven Bryant and John Marica
A note on Tryon's measure of reliability pp. 257-260: Allen Edwards
An improved procedure for the wherry-winer method for factoring large numbers of items pp. 261-264: Leroy Wolins
Generating variables with arbitrary properties pp. 265-267: Paul Hoffman
A note on the Tryon-Kaiser solution for the communalities pp. 269-271: Henry Kaiser
A note on the use of triads for paired comparisons pp. 273-276: R. Schucker
Book reviews pp. 277-281: R. Thrall, Wendell Garner, I. Savage and Leslie Kish

On methods in the analysis of profile data pp. 95-112: Samuel Greenhouse and Seymour Geisser
Domain sampling formulation of cluster and factor analysis pp. 113-135: Robert Tryon
Least squares estimation in finite Markov processes pp. 137-144: Albert Madansky
An augmented model for spontaneous regression and recovery pp. 145-155: David McConnell
A model for ordered metric scaling by comparison of intervals pp. 157-168: Robert Fagot
A note on factor analysis: Arbitrary orthogonal transformations pp. 169-174: Edward Cureton
Randomly parallel tests and Lyerly's basic assumption for the Kuder-Richardson formula (21) pp. 175-177: Frederic Lord
Estimating item indices by nomographs pp. 179-185: Robert Colver
Book review pp. 187-188: R. Bock

Statistical inferences about true scores pp. 1-17: Frederic Lord
A statistical test for the significance of a coefficient of reproducibility pp. 19-27: Philip Sagi
Simple statistical methods for scalogram analysis pp. 29-43: Leo Goodman
Hierarchical factor solutions without rotation pp. 45-51: Robert Wherry
A generalization of the bush-mosteller model with some significance tests pp. 53-68: Mary Hanania
Some implications of the logical calculus for empirical classes for social science methodology pp. 69-87: William Schutz
Note on φ/φ max pp. 89-91: Edward Cureton
Book review pp. 93-94: Samuel Messick

The mystery of the missing corpus pp. 279-289: Frederick Mosteller
Some relations between guttman's principal components of scale analysis and other psychometric theory pp. 291-296: Frederic Lord
To what extent can communalities reduce rank? pp. 297-308: Louis Guttman
A markov model for discrimination learning pp. 309-322: Richard Atkinson
Remarks on the test of significance for the method of paired comparisons pp. 323-334: R. Darrell Bock
A comparison of the precision of three experimental designs employing a concomitant variable pp. 335-353: Leonard Feldt
An axiomatic formulation and generalization of successive intervals scaling pp. 355-368: Ernest Adams and Samuel Messick
The single latin square design in psychological research pp. 369-378: John Gaito
A modification of kendall's tau for measuring association in contingency tables pp. 379-383: Bertram Karon and Irving Alexander
Book reviews pp. 385-394: Lee Cronbach, Susan Ervin, R. Duncan Luce, D. Saunders and R. Darrell Bock
Minutes of the 1958 Annual business Meeting of the Psychometric Society pp. 395-397: Philip DuBois

The varimax criterion for analytic rotation in factor analysis pp. 187-200: Henry Kaiser
Power function charts for specification of sample size in analysis of variance pp. 201-210: Leonard Feldt and Moharram Mahmoud
A comparative study of three methods of rotation pp. 211-221: Benjamin Fruchter and Edwin Novak
Analysis of variance for correlated observations pp. 223-236: Raymond Collier
Thurstone's analytical method for simple structure and a mass modification thereof pp. 237-257: Robert Sokal
Attenuation and interaction pp. 259-265: Quinn McNemar
The Kuder-Richardson formula (21) as a split-half coefficient, and some remarks on its basic assumption pp. 267-270: Samuel Lyerly
The average spearman rank criterion correlation when ties are present pp. 271-272: Edward Cureton
Note on “efficient estimation and local identification in latent class analysis” pp. 273-274: Richard McHugh
Book reviews pp. 275-278: John Carroll and J. Wittenborn

Reliability for the law of comparative judgment pp. 95-110: Harold Gulliksen and John Tukey
An inter-battery method of factor analysis pp. 111-136: Ledyard Tucker
Comparatal dispersion, a measure of accuracy of judgment pp. 137-150: Harold Gulliksen
Application of the quartimax method of rotation to Thurstone's primary mental abilities study pp. 151-170: Charles Wrigley, David Saunders and Jack Neuhaus
A distinction between exact and approximate nonparametric methods pp. 171-177: William Sawrey
Book reviews pp. 179-186: Bert Green, Robert Morin and Robert Glaser

General resolution of correlation matrices into components and its utilization in multiple and partial regression pp. 1-8: John Creager
Error of measurement and the sensitivity of a test of significance pp. 9-17: J. Sutcliffe
Determination of parameters of a functional relation by factor analysis pp. 19-23: Ledyard Tucker
The inclusion of response times within a stochastic description of the learning behavior of individual subjects pp. 25-31: R. Audley
Determining the degree of inconsistency in a set of paired comparisons pp. 33-46: Harold Gerard and Harold Shapiro
Properties of the item score matrix pp. 47-53: Angus MacLean
The counseling assignment problem pp. 55-65: Joe Ward
A retest method of studying partial knowledge and other factors influencing item response pp. 67-73: Vera Brownless and John Keats
The measurement of function fluctuation pp. 75-83: R. Garside
Predetermination of test weights pp. 85-92: Paul Hoffman