Psychometrika

1936 - 2024

Current editor(s): Irini Moustaki

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A note on rotation of axes pp. 211-214: Charles Harsh
Sampling theory in item analysis pp. 215-223: Walter Merrill
A method of factor analysis by means of which all coordinates of the factor matrix are given simultaneously pp. 225-236: Paul Horst
The scaling of practice data pp. 237-247: Herbert Woodrow
Ability, motivation, and speed pp. 249-254: L. Thurstone
Some aspects of Rashevsky's theory of delayed reflexes pp. 255-262: A. Householder and E. Amelotti
A factor analysis of certain neurotic symptoms pp. 263-286: Charles Mosier
A review pp. 287-288: Dorothy Adkins, M. Richardson and Harold Gulliksen

Scale values derived from the method of choices pp. 139-150: J. Guilford
The theory of the estimation of test reliability pp. 151-160: G. Kuder and M. Richardson
Studies in the learning function pp. 161-164: L. Wiley and A. Wiley
Simplified formulas for item selection and construction pp. 165-171: Dorothy Adkins and Herbert Toops
The determination of the factor loadings of a given test from the known factor loadings of other tests pp. 173-178: Paul Dwyer
A comparative study of scales constructed by three psychophysical methods pp. 179-198: Milton Saffir
Mathematical biophysics of conditioning pp. 199-209: N. Rashevsky
Endogenous licensing in cumulative innovation pp. 424-457: Zonglai Kou and Zhang Jian

Current misuse of the factorial methods pp. 73-76: L. Thurstone
A table to aid in the computation of fisher's “t” function for comparison of two means pp. 77-84: Harold Edgerton and Edmund Starbuck
On the rank of the reduced correlational matrix in multiple-factor analysis pp. 85-93: Walter Ledermann
The simultaneous prediction of any number of criteria by the use of a unique set of weights pp. 95-101: Albert Kurtz
Note on excitation theories pp. 103-106: Gaylord Young
Studies in the learning function pp. 107-120: L. Wiley and A. Wiley
The psychophysics of mental test difficulty pp. 121-133: J. Guilford
Nomograph for point biserialr, biserialr, and fourfold correlations pp. 135-138: G. Kuder

Studies in the learning function pp. 1-19: L. Wiley and A. Wiley
Matrix approximations and subspace fitting pp. 21-25: Gale Young
The essential conditions of measurement pp. 27-34: Douglas Scates
The relation between results obtainable with raw and corrected correlation coefficients in multiple factor analysis pp. 35-39: Merrill Roff
The Bi-factor method pp. 41-54: Karl Holzinger and Frances Swineford
A seven-decimal table of the area (a) under the unit normal curve, for abscissae expressed in terms ofP.E pp. 55-66: Ruth Krause and Herbert Conrad
Announcement pp. 66-66: L. Thurstone

Item selection by means of a maximizing function pp. 229-244: Paul Horst
A simple procedure for approximate factor analysis pp. 245-258: Herbert Woodrow and Lawrence Wilson
The determination of item difficulty when chance success is a factor pp. 259-264: J. Guilford
Mathematical biophysics of delayed reflexes in connection with the theory of error elimination pp. 265-273: N. Rashevsky
A note on item analysis and the criterion of internal consistency pp. 275-282: Charles Mosier
A note on factor analysis by the method of principal axes pp. 283-286: Joseph Lev
The technique of path coefficients pp. 287-293: Max Engelhart
A Review pp. 295-296: Herbert Woodrow
Announcement pp. 296-296: L. Thurstone, Karl Holzinger and M. Richardson

Boundary conditions in the common-factor-space, in the factorial analysis of ability pp. 155-163: Godfrey Thomson
Some mathematical remarks concerning boundary conditions in the factorial analysis of ability pp. 165-174: Walter Ledermann
The factorial isolation of primary abilities pp. 175-182: L. Thurstone
The method of minimum variation for the combination of criteria pp. 183-187: Harold Edgerton and Laverne Kolbe
The content reliability of a test pp. 189-194: Harold Gulliksen
The foundations of psychometry: Four factor systems pp. 195-209: Wm. Stephenson
The approximation of one matrix by another of lower rank pp. 211-218: Carl Eckart and Gale Young
A further simplification of the multiple and partial correlation process pp. 219-228: Harold Griffin
Rapid industrialization and market for energy and minerals: China in the East Asian context pp. 373-394: Ross Garnaut

Some properties of the communality in multiple factor theory pp. 1-6: Merrill Roff
On the use of mathematics in psychological theory (concluded from previous issue) pp. 7-15: J. Brown
Reliability coefficients in a correlation matrix pp. 17-20: Samuel Stouffer
Further contributions to the mathematical theory of human relations pp. 21-31: N. Rashevsky
The relation between the difficulty and the differential validity of a test pp. 33-49: M. Richardson
Note on computation of bi-serial correlations in item evaluation pp. 51-58: Jack Dunlap
Nomograph for computing bi-serial correlations pp. 59-60: Jack Dunlap

Mathematical biophysics and psychology pp. 1-26: N. Rashevsky
Simplified calculation of principal components pp. 27-35: Harold Hotelling
The relationship between degree of original learning and degree of transfer pp. 37-43: Harold Gulliksen
The use of the doolittle method in obtaining related multiple correlation coefficients pp. 45-51: Albert Kurtz
Obtaining a composite measure from a number of different measures of the same attribute pp. 53-60: Paul Horst
The bounding hyperplanes of a configuration of traits pp. 61-68: L. Thurstonb
Notes on the rationale of item analysis pp. 69-76: M. Richardson
On the use of mathematics in psychological theory pp. 77-90: J. Brown