Howard Wainer, Dianne TimbersFairbank, and Richard L. Hough

Predicting the Impact of Simple and Compound Life Change Events
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 313-322. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

David J. Krus

Logical Basis of Dimensionality
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 323-331. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Wayne M. Garrison, Douglas J. Stanwyck, and Lyle F. Schoenfeldt

SELFCON: Tennessee Self Concept Scale Scoring Program
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 332. [PDF] [References]  

William M. Bart

An Empirical Inquiry into the Relationship between Test Factor Structure and Test Hierarchical Structure
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 333-337. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Thomas E. Nygren

ADDIMOD: A Program to Test the Axioms of the Additive Difference Model for Multidimensional Scaling
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 338. [PDF]  

Richard J. Stiggins, Cynthia B. Schmeiser, and Richard L. Ferguson

Validity of the ACT Assessment as an Indicator of Reading Ability
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 339-346. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Frank L. Schmidt, Raymond H. Johnson, and John F. Gugel

Utility of Policy Capturing as an Approach to Graduate Admissions Decision Making
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 347-359. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Computer Program Exchange
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 360. [PDF] [References]  

Michael B. Menasco and David J. Curry

An Assessment of the Role Construct Repertory Test
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 361-369. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Paul De Boeck

Validity of a Cognitive Processing Model for Responses to Adjective and Sentence Type Inventories
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 371-378. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Robert A. Forsyth

A Note on "Planning an Experiment in the Company of Measurement Error" by Levin and Subkoviak
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 379-383. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Joel R. Levin and Michael J. Subkoviak

Correcting "Planning an Experiment in the Company of Measurement Error"
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 384-387. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Robert A. Forsyth

Some Additional Comments on "Planning an Experiment in the Company of Measurement Error"
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 388-389. [PDF] [References]  

Mark L. Davison and Stephen Robbins

The Reliability and Validity of Objective Indices of Moral Development
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 391-403. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Mark S. Aldenderfer and Roger K. Blashfield

Computer Programs for Performing Hierarchical Cluster Analysis
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 405-413. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

James B. Rounds, JR, Thomas W. Miller, and René V. Dawis

Comparability of Multiple Rank Order and Paired Comparison Methods
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 415-422. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Henry F. Kaiser and Ronald C. Serlin

Contributions to the Method of Paired Comparisons
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 423-432. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

William R. Avison

Auxiliary Theory and Multitrait-Multimethod Validation: A Review of Two Approaches
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 433-449. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

David Andrich

Relationships Between the Thurstone and Rasch Approaches to Item Scaling
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 451-462. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

G.J. Huba

Book Review : The Measurement of Personality H. J. Eysenck (Ed.) Baltimore, MD: University Park Press, 1976
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 463-465. [PDF] [References]  

Fred H. Borgen

Book Review : Activity Interests and Occupational Choice Frederic Kuder Chicago: Science Research Associates, 1977
Applied Psychological Measurement 1978 2: 466-468. [PDF] [References]  

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