Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

Current editor(s): Irini Moustaki

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New problems for old solutions pp. 301-309: Hubert Brogden
Optimal test length for multiple prediction: The general case pp. 311-324: Paul Horst and Charlotte MacEwan
Stimulus and response generalization: A stochastic model relating generalization to distance in psychological space pp. 325-345: Roger Shepard
The relationship between factorial composition of test items and measures of test reliability pp. 347-357: John Cotton, Donald Campbell and R. Malone
The use of configural analysis for the evaluation of test scoring methods pp. 359-371: H. Osburn and Ardie Lubin
A model for response tendency combination pp. 373-380: David Birch
Procedures for obtaining separate set and content components of a test score pp. 381-393: Gerald Helmstadter
Item selection methods for increasing test homogeneity pp. 395-404: Harold Webster

A significance test for the hypothesis that two variables measure the same trait except for errors of measurement pp. 207-220: Frederic Lord
Markov processes in learning theory pp. 221-230: John Kemeny and J. Laurie Snell
Note on the least squares solution for the method of successive categories pp. 231-240: R. Darrell Bock
Communality of a variable: Formulation by cluster analysis pp. 241-260: Robert Tryon
Amounts of fixation and discovery in maze learning behavior pp. 261-268: Herbert Simon
A measure of coherence for human information filters pp. 269-274: Richard Wilcox
A correlational analysis of tracking behavior pp. 275-287: W. Knowles, J. Holland and E. Newlin
A measure of the gambling response-set in objective tests pp. 289-292: Robert Ziller
The upper and lower twenty-seven per cent rule pp. 293-296: Edward Cureton
Book reviews pp. 297-300: Robert Ebel, Charles Solley and Samuel Lyerly

Theory of learning with constant, variable, or contingent probabilities of reinforcement pp. 113-132: W. Estes
A component model for stimulus variables in discrimination learning pp. 133-145: C. Burke and W. Estes
Simple proofs of relations between the communality problem and multiple correlation pp. 147-157: Louis Guttman
A general least squares solution for successive intervals pp. 159-173: Gertrude Diederich, Samuel Messick and Ledyard Tucker
On the applications of the method of absolute scaling pp. 175-183: Chung-Teh Fan
A method of score conversion through item statistics pp. 185-188: Frances Swineford and Chung-Teh Fan
A revised law of comparative judgment pp. 189-198: William Harris
A fast approximate algebraic factor rotation method to maximize agreement between loadings and predetermined weights pp. 199-205: David Rodgers

New analysis of variance formulas for treating data from mutually paired subjects pp. 1-15: Joseph Lev and Elaine Kinder
On the ranking problem pp. 17-27: Isadore Blumen
Estimation of error variances of test scores pp. 29-41: John Keats
The detailed method of optimal regions pp. 43-52: Paul Dwyer
The development of hierarchical factor solutions pp. 53-61: John Schmid and John Leiman
A theory of pattern analysis for the prediction of a quantitative criterion pp. 63-73: Ardie Lubin and Hobart Osburn
The expected variance of the sampling errors for a set of item-criterion correlations pp. 75-78: Hubert Brogden
A necessary and sufficient formula for matric factoring pp. 79-81: Louis Guttman
Exact probabilities for contingency tables using binomial coefficients pp. 83-86: James Sakoda and Burton Cohen
A stochastic model for rote serial learning pp. 87-95: Richard Atkinson
A computational procedure for tau correlation pp. 97-104: Desmond Cartwright
Iterative inverse factor analysis—A rapid method for clustering persons pp. 105-107: Bernard Bass

The scale grid: Some interrelations of data models pp. 313-329: Clyde Coombs
Efficient estimation and local identification in latent class analysis pp. 331-347: Richard McHugh
The selection of judges for preference testing pp. 349-366: R. Bock
An empirical evaluation of multidimensional successive intervals pp. 367-375: Samuel Messick
A new scaling technique for absolute judgments pp. 377-381: Burton Rosner
Determination of the number of independent parameters of a score matrix from the examination of rank orders pp. 383-393: Joseph Bennett

The relation between information and variance analyses pp. 219-228: W. Garner and William McGill
Measurement of subjective values pp. 229-244: Harold Gulliksen
Maximizing test battery prediction when the weights are required to be non-negative pp. 245-252: Joseph Lev
The matching problem pp. 253-266: Edgar Gilbert
A comparison of game theory and learning theory pp. 267-272: Herbert Simon
“Best possible” systematic estimates of communalities pp. 273-285: Louis Guttman
Rank-biserial correlation pp. 287-290: Edward Cureton
A nomogram for factor analysts pp. 291-294: P. Deuel
A note on the estimation of nonspurious correlations pp. 295-297: William Angoff
The variance of the number of mutual choices in sociometry pp. 299-304: Leo Katz and Thurlow Wilson
A note on Jenkins' “improved method for tetrachoricr” pp. 305-305: Joshua Fishman
Book review pp. 307-308: A. Householder

Optimal test length for maximum absolute prediction pp. 111-124: Paul Horst and Charlotte MacEwan
A least squares solution for paired comparisons with incomplete data pp. 125-134: Harold Gulliksen
Proportional profiles and latent structure pp. 135-144: William Gibson
A non-parametric test of correlation using rank orders within subgroups pp. 145-152: Warren Torgerson
Maximizing test validity by item selection pp. 153-164: Harold Webster
The validity of the successive intervals method of psychometric scaling pp. 165-183: William Rozeboom and Lyle Jones
Relationships between two systems of factor analysis pp. 185-190: C. Harris
Testing message diffusion in harmonic logistic curves pp. 191-205: Stuart Dodd
A method for obtaining an ordered metric scale pp. 207-216: Sidney Siegel
Book reviews pp. 217-218: William Feller and Robert Thorndike

The additive constant problem in multidimensional scaling pp. 1-15: Samuel Messick and Robert Abelson
A rapid non-parametric estimate of multi-judge reliability pp. 17-29: Desmond Cartwright
A study of speed factors in tests and academic grades pp. 31-50: Frederic Lord
Optimal test length for maximum differential prediction pp. 51-66: Paul Horst
The regression of gains upon initial scores pp. 67-77: R. Garside
A method of scalogram analysis using summary statistics pp. 79-88: Bert Green
Note on Carroll's analytic simple structure pp. 89-92: Henry Kaiser
Book reviews pp. 93-98: Edward Cureton, John Milholland and R. Luce