Irving Lorge
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 349040 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Irving Lorge |
| NOMBRES | Irving |
| APELLIDO | Lorge |
| FIRMA | LORGE I |
| AFILIACIONES | Columbia University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1938 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1962 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Individual Ability as a Determinant of Group Superiority
A survey of studies contrasting the quality of group performance and individual performance, 1920-1957
A Dated Count
A Dated Count
Childhood schizophrenia
Two Models of Group Behavior in the Solution of Eureka-Type Problems
A study by Shaw (7) some twenty years ago is frequently cited by social scientists to support the generalization that groups are superior to individuals in problem-solving. Shaw suggests that personal interaction within the group is responsible for the superior performance of groups. This article re-examines her data in the light of two models which propose that the difference in quality of solution between group and individual performance is sol…
The Influence of Changed Directions on Stereotypes About Ageing; Before and After Instruction
IN a previous study (I) the effect of a course on the psychology of the adult on the attitudes of graduate students toward old people and the older worker was investigated. The attitudes about old people and the older worker were measured both before and after instruction. Two questionnaires were used. The first questionnaire was about old people. It consisted of 137 statements regarding physical changes with age, mental deterioration, activities…
The Value of Information to Good and Poor Judges of Item Difficulty
The Prediction of Absolute Item Difficulty By Ranking and Estimating Techniques
WHEN pretesting methods are not feasible the usual pro-cedure for estimating difficulties is to have qualified judges rank the items for difficulty for a specified population, and then to have them estimate the proportion of that population which would pass each item. Tinkelman, as well as Lorge and Kruglov have found that with this technique judges estimate relative difficulty, (rank order) of test items very well (2, i). However, estimates of a…
Old People's Appraisal of Adjustment over the Life Span1
The Fourth Mental Measurements Yearbook
The English Proficiency of Foreign Students
Retirement and the Industrial Worker
The Effect of Changed Directions on the Attitudes About Old People and the Older Worker
The Improvement of Estimates of Test Difficulty
The independence of chronological age and sociopolitical attitudes
A Suggested Technique for the Improvement of Difficulty Prediction of Test Items
The effect of institutionalization on attitudes toward old people
The program for training specialists in psychological measurement at Teachers College, Columbia University
Old age and aging the present status of scientific knowledge
The Wonder of Words
Rural Trends in Depression Years
Rural Trends in Depression Years
The Wonder of Words
Old age and aging the present status of scientific knowledge
The program for training specialists in psychological measurement at Teachers College, Columbia University
A Suggested Technique for the Improvement of Difficulty Prediction of Test Items
The effect of institutionalization on attitudes toward old people
The Effect of Changed Directions on the Attitudes About Old People and the Older Worker
The Improvement of Estimates of Test Difficulty
The independence of chronological age and sociopolitical attitudes
The Influence of Changed Directions on Stereotypes About Ageing; Before and After Instruction
IN a previous study (I) the effect of a course on the psychology of the adult on the attitudes of graduate students toward old people and the older worker was investigated. The attitudes about old people and the older worker were measured both before and after instruction. Two questionnaires were used. The first questionnaire was about old people. It consisted of 137 statements regarding physical changes with age, mental deterioration, activities…
The Value of Information to Good and Poor Judges of Item Difficulty
The Prediction of Absolute Item Difficulty By Ranking and Estimating Techniques
WHEN pretesting methods are not feasible the usual pro-cedure for estimating difficulties is to have qualified judges rank the items for difficulty for a specified population, and then to have them estimate the proportion of that population which would pass each item. Tinkelman, as well as Lorge and Kruglov have found that with this technique judges estimate relative difficulty, (rank order) of test items very well (2, i). However, estimates of a…
Old People's Appraisal of Adjustment over the Life Span1
The Fourth Mental Measurements Yearbook
The English Proficiency of Foreign Students
Retirement and the Industrial Worker
Two Models of Group Behavior in the Solution of Eureka-Type Problems
A study by Shaw (7) some twenty years ago is frequently cited by social scientists to support the generalization that groups are superior to individuals in problem-solving. Shaw suggests that personal interaction within the group is responsible for the superior performance of groups. This article re-examines her data in the light of two models which propose that the difference in quality of solution between group and individual performance is sol…
A Dated Count
A Dated Count
Childhood schizophrenia
A survey of studies contrasting the quality of group performance and individual performance, 1920-1957
Individual Ability as a Determinant of Group Superiority
Psychology (19 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Mathematics (7 obras) · Statistics (7 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Retirement, Disability, and Employment (5 obras) · Aging and Gerontology Research (4 obras) · Clinical Psychology (3 obras) · Demographic economics (3 obras) · Econometrics (3 obras)