Response Sets and Test Validity

The Psychological Bulletin

1904 • 4,462 citations

Psychological Monographs

1937 • 2,126 citations

Studies of acquiescence as a factor in the true-false test.

1942 • 142 citations

Appraising and recording student progress

1942 • 135 citations

The specific meanings of certain terms indicating differing degrees of frequency

1944 • 94 citations

A Psychometric Study of Meaning

1941 • 90 citations

The difficulty of a test and its factor composition

1941 • 72 citations

An experimental comparison of the multiple true-false and multiple multiple-choice tests.

1941 • 62 citations

Analysis of a personality trait.

1941 • 62 citations

Factor pattern of test items and tests as a function of the correlation coefficient: Content, difficulty, and constant error factors

1944 • 59 citations

The psychology of 'attitudes': Part I.

1945 • 53 citations

The measurement of a personality trait.

1938 • 48 citations

Work methods: an often neglected factor underlying individual differences.

1939 • 32 citations

The use of equality judgments in psychophysical procedures.

1930 • 31 citations

Improvability of pitch discrimination.

1945 • 29 citations

Individual Interpretation Of Psychoneurotic Inventory Items

1941 • 24 citations

Form of statement in personality measurement.

1940 • 24 citations

Ease of Individual Judgment-Processes in Relation to Polarization of Attitudes in the Culture

1941 • 24 citations

An analytical approach to the study of reading skills.

1945 • 23 citations

Individual differences in judging multiple-choice questions.

1941 • 18 citations

Two problems in the use of the open question.

1945 • 17 citations

The aircraft pilot: 5 years of research; a summary of outcomes.

1945 • 16 citations

"Exploring the Wartime Morale of High-School Youth."

1943 • 15 citations

Report on the "Classification Inventory," a personality test for industrial use.

1944 • 15 citations

How shall we study individual differences?

1942 • 12 citations

Studies of achievement tests. Part I: The R versus the R-W method of scoring "do not guess" true-false examinations.

1926 • 9 citations