Procedures in employment psychology

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Identifikator:: 173623112X

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-112923

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Bingham, Walter Van Dyke http://d-nb.info/gnd/123042593; Freyd, Max

Title:: Procedures in employment psychology

Place of publication:: Chicago & New York

Publisher:: Shaw

Year of publication:: 1926

Scope:: XI, 269 S

Digitisation:: 2020

Collection:: Economics Books

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Zz EMPLOYMENT PSYCHOLOGY 68. Heary, WM. The Individual Delinquent; Boston, 1915. 69. HEpNER, H. W. “Better Judgments of Men”; Industrial Psychology, 1926, i, 19-24. yo. HINES, M., AND O’CoNNOR, J. “A Measure of Finger Dexterity”; Journal of Personnel Research, 1926, iv, 379-382. vi. HorriNewortH, H. L. Judging Human Character; New York, 1922. #2. Horrineworte, H. L. Vocational Psychology, New York, 191%. »3. HoLLingworTH, H. L., AND POFFENBERGER, A. T. Applied Psychology; New York, 1923. v4. HOLZINGER, K. J. “A Combination Form for Calculating the Correla- tion Coefficient and Ratios”; Journal of American Statistical As- sociation, 1923, xviii, 623-627. #5. HorLziNGer, K. J. Statistical Tables for Students in Education and Psychology; Chicago, 1925. #6. Huey; K. “Problems Arising and Methods Used in Interviewing and Selecting Employees”; Annals, 1916, Ixv, 208-219. #7. HUFFARER, C. L. “A Contribution to the Technique of Partial Cor- relation”; Journal of Applied Psychology, 1923, vii, 135-142. »8. Huir, C. L. “An Automatic Correlation Calculating Machine”; Journal of American Statistical Association, 1925, XX, 522-531. #9. Hurt, C. L. “The Conversion of Test Series Into Series Which Shall Have Any Assigned Degree of Dispersion”; Journal of Applied Psychology, 1922, vi, 288-300. 80. Hype, WM. D. Self-Measurement; New York, 1908. 81. JomnsoN, O. R. “One Company’s Experience in the Selection of Salesmen”; Administration, 1923, Vv, 646-658. 82. Joint Committee on Standards for Graphic Presentation. Preliminary report published for the purpose of inviting suggestions for the benefit of the committee. Quarterly Publication of the American Statistical Association, 1914-1915, xiv, 790-707. (See also: Report of Committee on Standards for Graphic Presentation, Psychologi- cal Bulletin, 1915, xii, 432-440.) 83. Jones, D. C. First Course in Statistics; London, 1921. 84. Kerrey, T. L. Chart to Facilitate the Calculation of Partial Coeffi- cients of Correlation and Regression Equations; Stanford Univer- sity Publications, School of Education, Special Monograph No. 1, 1021. 8s. Kerrey, T. L. “The Reliability of Test Scores”; Journal of Educa- tional Research, 1921, iii, 370-3%9. 86. Krxriey, T. L. Statistical Method, New York, 1923. 87. Kerry, R. W. Hiring the Worker; New York, 1918. 88. KEmMBLE, W. F. Choosing Employees by Test; New York, 1917. 89. KEnaGy, H. G., axp YoaxuM, C. S. The Selection and Training of Salesmen; New York, 1925. go. Kent, G. H., AND Rosanorr, A. J. “A Study of Association in In- sanity”; American Journal of Insanity, 1910, Ixvii, Nos. 1 and 2. (See also Kent and Rosanoff: “Study of Association in Insanity”; Kings Park State Hospital Bulletin, New York, 1911, iv, 165-302.) o1. KEyNEs, J. M. A Treatise on Probability; London, 1921. 228

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