Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

Current editor(s): Irini Moustaki

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The Psychometric Society
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Louis Leon Thurstone pp. 263-265: J. Guilford
Psychometric theory: General and specific pp. 267-271: Ledyard Tucker
F-test bias for experimental designs of the Latin square type pp. 273-287: Neil Gourlay
Characteristics of two measures of profile similarity pp. 289-297: Chester Harris
The estimation of the discriminal dispersion in the method of successive intervals pp. 299-305: Raymond Burros
The law of comparative judgment in the successive intervals and graphic rating scale methods pp. 307-318: H. Rimoldi and M. Hormaeche
A statistical model for relational analysis pp. 319-327: R. Luce, Josiah Macy and Renato Tagiuri

Sir Godfrey Thomson pp. 171-172: L. Thurstone
A generalized simplex for factor analysis pp. 173-192: Louis Guttman
Equating test scores—A maximum likelihood solution pp. 193-200: Frederic Lord
Axioms of a theory of discrimination learning pp. 201-208: Frank Restle
The objective definition of simple structure in linear factor analysis pp. 209-225: Ledyard Tucker
F-test bias for experimental designs in educational research pp. 227-248: Neil Gourlay
Least squares estimates and optimal classification pp. 249-252: Hubert Brogden
An improved method for tetrachoricr pp. 253-258: W. Jenkins
Book reviews pp. 259-262: Charles Wrigley and Walter Durost

Estimation and tests of significance in factor analysis pp. 93-111: C. Rao
Reliability formulas for noncompleted or speeded tests pp. 113-124: Louis Guttman
A mathematical model for conditioning pp. 125-138: G. Boguslavsky
Two models of group behavior in the solution of eureka-type problems pp. 139-148: Irving Lorge and Herbert Solomon
On the design of automata and the interpretation of cerebral behavior pp. 149-162: Stanley Frankel
Book reviews pp. 163-169: Bert Green, Harold Webster, William Michael and H. Eysenck

Sampling fluctuations resulting from the sampling of test items pp. 1-22: Frederic Lord
Separation of data as a principle in factor analysis pp. 23-28: Chester Harris
The choice of an error term in analysis of variance designs pp. 29-50: Arnold Binder
A rational curve relating length of rest period and length of subsequent work period for an ergographic experiment pp. 51-61: Ledyard Tucker
A measure of interrelationship for overlapping groups pp. 63-68: Ben Winer
An extension of Anderson's solution for the latent structure equations pp. 69-73: W. Gibson
A factor analysis of mental abilities and personality traits pp. 75-81: J. Denton and Calvin Taylor
A tabular method of obtaining tetrachoricr with median-cut variables pp. 83-85: George Welsh
An IBM method for computing intraserial correlations pp. 87-92: M. Payne and Leonard Staugas

Report on a psychometric mission to clinicia pp. 263-270: Lee Cronbach
An empirical comparison of restricted and general latent distance analysis pp. 271-279: David Hays and Edgar Borgatta
The concept of parsimony in factor analysis pp. 281-290: George Ferguson
The maximum expected correlation between two multiple-choice tests pp. 291-296: Paul Horst
A factor-analytic study of creative-thinking abilities pp. 297-311: Robert Wilson, J. Guilford, Paul Christensen and Donald Lewis
The reliability of a point biserial coefficient of correlation pp. 313-325: Norman Perry and William Michael
Book reviews pp. 327-335: Lee Cronbach, Goldine Gleser, William Stephenson and William Madow

An analytical method for simple structure pp. 173-182: L. Thurstone
A method for the study of interstimulus similarity pp. 183-194: Clyde Coombs
Two kinds of factor analysis? pp. 195-203: Raymond Hartley
A simple proof of a personnel classification theorem pp. 205-208: Hubert Brogden
Verification of hypothesized factors in one hundred and fifteen objective personality test designs pp. 209-230: R. Cattell, S. Dubin and D. Saunders
Note on construction of an item analysis table for the high-low-27-per-cent group method pp. 231-237: C. Fan
Changes in factor structure of a complex psychomotor test as a function of practice pp. 239-252: Edwin Fleishman and Walter Hempel
Osgood and Suci's measure of pattern similarity andQ-technique factor analysis pp. 253-256: James Sakoda
A computing chart for the point biserial correlation coefficient pp. 257-259: Harvey Dingman
A note on item analysis with an electronic computer pp. 261-262: James Ziegler

Karl John Holzinger pp. 95-96: Harry Harman
Multivariate information transmission pp. 97-116: William McGill
A least squares solution for successive intervals assuming unequal standard deviations pp. 117-139: Harold Gulliksen
A rationale for minimizing distortion in personality questionnaire keys pp. 141-148: Hubert Brogden
Some necessary conditions for common-factor analysis pp. 149-161: Louis Guttman
Note on “A Table for the Rapid Determination of the Tetrachoric Correlation Coefficient” pp. 163-164: Melvin Davidoff
Book reviews pp. 165-172: John Milholland, Irving Copi and W. Garner

On estimation of parameters in latent structure analysis pp. 1-10: T. Anderson
Solution of the personnel classification problem with the method of optimal regions pp. 11-26: Paul Dwyer
The mathematical theory of factorial invariance under selection pp. 27-38: Yrjö Ahmavaara
The square root method and multiple group methods of factor analysis pp. 39-55: Harry Harman
A solution for case iii of the law of comparative judgment pp. 57-64: Raymond Burros and W. Gibson
The predicted and observed effect of chance success on multiple-choice test validity pp. 65-70: Lynnette Plumlee
A second-order factor analysis of reasoning abilities pp. 71-78: Leonard Matin and Dorothy Adkins
Note on the selection of a panel of judges so as to maximize panel efficiency pp. 79-88: Stephen Harrison, Norman Ishler and Elsie Laue
Book reviews pp. 89-94: Allen Edwards, Rudolph Berkhouse and William Michael