Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

Current editor(s): Irini Moustaki

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Studies in measurement of the relations among sovereign states pp. 335-352: Frank Klingberg
How “G” can disappear pp. 353-354: C. Spearman
The evaluation of linear forms pp. 355-365: P. Dwyer
A simple scoring weight for test items and its reliability pp. 367-374: J. Guilford
Some comparisons of the multiple-factor and the bi-factor methods of analysis pp. 375-382: Frances Swineford
Some statistical operations on the counting sorter pp. 383-390: Philip DuBois
Clinical psychology—Art or science pp. 391-400: Theodore Sarbin
Portable response timer pp. 401-403: J. Libby and A. Hunsicker
The analysis of variance and covariance techniques in relation to the conventional formulas for the standard error of a difference pp. 407-407: Max Englehart

A factor analysis of verbal abilities pp. 279-307: John Carroll
Synthesis of variance pp. 309-316: Franklin Satterthwaite
On the mutual influence of individuals in a social group pp. 317-321: N. Rashevsky and Alston Householder
The factorial interpretation of test difficulty pp. 323-329: George Ferguson
A note on multidimensional psychophysical analysis pp. 331-333: Gale Young and A. Householder

A technique for correlating measurable traits with freely observed social behaviors pp. 209-219: Charles Peters
The analysis of variance and covariance techniques in relation to the conventional formulas for the standard error of a difference pp. 221-233: Max Engelhart
A micro-film projector method for psychological tests pp. 235-248: L. Thurstone
TheL-method pp. 249-266: Herbert Toops
A criterion for significant common factor variance pp. 267-272: Clyde Coombs
On the variation of the structure of a social group with time pp. 273-277: N. Rashevsky

On the sampling errors of factor loadings pp. 141-152: Quinn McNemar
Test reliability estimated by analysis of variance pp. 153-160: Cyril Hoyt
A factorial study of number ability pp. 161-189: Clyde Coombs
The evaluation of determinants pp. 191-204: P. Dwyer
A note on the discovery of ag factor by means of Thurstone's centroid method of analysis pp. 205-208: J. Guilford

The difficulty of a test and its factor composition pp. 67-77: J. Guilford
A non-graphical method for transforming an arbitrary factor matrix into a simple structure factor matrix pp. 79-99: Paul Horst
The solution of simultaneous equations pp. 101-129: P. Dwyer
Item synonymization: A method for determining the total meaning of pencil-paper reactions pp. 131-139: Theodore Lentz and Edith Whitmer

Scoring formulas and probability considerations pp. 1-9: Alexander Calandra
The phi coefficient and chi square as indices of item validity pp. 11-19: J. Guilford
The application of Sheppard's correction for grouping pp. 21-27: George Ferguson
On the rectilinear prediction of oblique factors pp. 29-35: Harry Harman
Genetic emergence of factor specificity pp. 37-42: T. Richards
Note on the mathematical theory of interaction of social classes pp. 43-47: N. Rashevsky
Maximum likelihood estimation and factor analysis pp. 49-53: Gale Young
A machine method for computing the biserial correlation coefficient in item validation pp. 55-59: Elmer Royer
Music ability pp. 61-65: J. Karlin

A synthetic approach to factor analysis pp. 235-250: Karl Holzinger
The relation of primary mental abilities to activity preferences pp. 251-262: Dorothy Adkins and G. Kuder
An empirical study of the effect of heterogeneous within-groups variance upon certainF-tests of significance in analysis of variance pp. 263-274: R. Godard and E. Lindquist
Concerning the determination of trait variability pp. 275-281: Malcolm Preston
A method for approximating the average intercorrelation coefficient by correlating the parts with the sum of the parts pp. 283-288: Milton Babitz and Noel Keys
A matrix multiplier pp. 289-294: Ledyard Tucker
Linear dependence in multiple correlation work pp. 295-298: Merrill Roff
Contributions to the mathematical theory of human relations. IV pp. 299-303: N. Rashevsky
Some remarks on the kuder-richardson reliability coefficient pp. 305-310: Paul Dressel
A review pp. 311-312: H. Blair

The measurement of speed in motor performance pp. 173-182: C. McCloy
Weber laws, the Weber law, and psychophysical analysis pp. 183-193: Alston Householder and Gale Young
Scoring weighted multiple keyed tests on the IBM counting sorter pp. 195-201: Ralph Bedell
Contributions to the mathematical theory of human relations III pp. 203-210: N. Rashevsky
The evaluation of multiple and partial correlation coefficients from the factorial matrix pp. 211-232: P. Dwyer

Multiple rectilinear prediction and the resolution into components pp. 75-99: Louis Guttman
A modification of the method of successive intervals pp. 101-107: Charles Mosier
An approximation method for obtaining a maximized multiple criterion pp. 109-115: Robert Wherry
Comment on Wilson and Worcester's “note on factor analysis” pp. 117-120: Truman Kelley
A re-analysis of a test of the theory of two factors pp. 121-136: Robert Blakey
Note on the computation of tetrachoric correlation pp. 137-140: Jack Dunlap
The role of correlated factors in factor analysis pp. 141-152: Ledyard Tucker
Experimental study of simple structure pp. 153-168: L. Thurstone
A computational procedure for the method of principal components pp. 169-172: Merrill Flood

The future psychology of mental traits pp. 1-15: Truman Kelley
A factor analysis of mechanical ability tests pp. 17-33: Willard Harrell
Points of neutrality in social attitudes of delinquents and non-delinquents pp. 35-45: Ruth Bishop
Factorial invariance and significance pp. 47-56: Gale Young and A. Householder
Methods of item validation and abacs for item-test correlation and critical ratio of upper-lower difference pp. 57-65: Charles Mosier and John McQuitty
Time scores and factor analysis pp. 67-74: H. Landahl