Joseph Peterson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3602250 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph Peterson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph |
| FAMILY NAME | Peterson |
| SIGNATURE | PETERSON J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6898-4400 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1909 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
L’Algérie catholique: Une histoire de l’Église catholique en Algérie, XIXe-XXIe siècles
Traces of the colonial Algerian past continue to intrude upon present debates about religion and secularism. In France, President Emmanuel Macron recently tested out his more flexible approach to l
Use of Forensic Science in Investigating Crimes of Sexual Violence: Contrasting Its Theoretical Potential With Empirical Realities
This article contrasts the theoretical potential of modern forensic science techniques in the investigation of sexual violence cases with empirical research that has assessed the role played by scientific evidence in the criminal justice processing of sexual assault cases. First, the potential of forensic scientific procedures (including DNA testing) are outlined and the sexual assault literature that examines the importance of physical and foren…
Promises, Compromises, and Commitments: The Protection of Confidential Research Data
Basic Considerations of Methodology in Race Testing
To the naive individual trained somewhat in individual and group testing, but largely unacquainted with experimental psychology, genetics, and anthropology, race testing is a simple process. Here, say, are some schools for Negro children. How do Negroes compare in with white children? He gets permission from the authorities concerned to apply a short test to 734 children of grades three to eight inclusive, orders some tests with which he is acqua…
Effects of Visual Exposure on the Rate and Reliability of Stylus-Maze Learning
Résumé Cette étude fait des recherches sur la vitesse et la constance de l'apprentissage du labyrinthe à stylet avec différentes quantités d'aide visuelle. Les sujets ont été soixante étudiantes universitaires divisées en quatre groupes, chacun de quinze—un groupe de contrôle (0) et trois groupes expérimentaux (1, 2, et 3) égaux en intelligence dans le test A(lpha. Tous les sujets ont eu les yeux bandés pendant le tracement; les membres du Groupe…
Methods of Investigating Comparative Abilities in Races
WHILE few psychologists think of intelligence as being a unitary function, homogeneous in nature, most of them would agree that the general ability of an individual or group even as measured by our best present-day tests is a most important indication of his or its probable success in the struggle for existence. As tests have made progress in accuracy and have gradually gained the confidence of scientists, questions of the comparative abilities o…
Binet's early experiments on intelligence testing
A practical and accurate method of ranking scores
In the ranking of large numbers of scores, many persons continue to follow a more or less random procedure, which not only consumes an unwarranted amount of time, but also results in frequent errors. This practice, which will appear on a little inquiry to be not at all infrequent, is especially unfortunate in view of the fact that recently there has been prepared a set of tables which greatly reduces the work of calculation in determining the coe…
Thurstone's measures of variability in learning
The functioning of ideas in social groups
Instinctive tendencies in man
Titchener on Helmholtz's explanation of combination tones
Use of Forensic Science in Investigating Crimes of Sexual Violence: Contrasting Its Theoretical Potential With Empirical Realities
This article contrasts the theoretical potential of modern forensic science techniques in the investigation of sexual violence cases with empirical research that has assessed the role played by scientific evidence in the criminal justice processing of sexual assault cases. First, the potential of forensic scientific procedures (including DNA testing) are outlined and the sexual assault literature that examines the importance of physical and foren…
Methods of Investigating Comparative Abilities in Races
WHILE few psychologists think of intelligence as being a unitary function, homogeneous in nature, most of them would agree that the general ability of an individual or group even as measured by our best present-day tests is a most important indication of his or its probable success in the struggle for existence. As tests have made progress in accuracy and have gradually gained the confidence of scientists, questions of the comparative abilities o…
Basic Considerations of Methodology in Race Testing
To the naive individual trained somewhat in individual and group testing, but largely unacquainted with experimental psychology, genetics, and anthropology, race testing is a simple process. Here, say, are some schools for Negro children. How do Negroes compare in with white children? He gets permission from the authorities concerned to apply a short test to 734 children of grades three to eight inclusive, orders some tests with which he is acqua…
Titchener on Helmholtz's explanation of combination tones
Instinctive tendencies in man
Thurstone's measures of variability in learning
The functioning of ideas in social groups
A practical and accurate method of ranking scores
In the ranking of large numbers of scores, many persons continue to follow a more or less random procedure, which not only consumes an unwarranted amount of time, but also results in frequent errors. This practice, which will appear on a little inquiry to be not at all infrequent, is especially unfortunate in view of the fact that recently there has been prepared a set of tables which greatly reduces the work of calculation in determining the coe…
Binet's early experiments on intelligence testing
Methods of Investigating Comparative Abilities in Races
WHILE few psychologists think of intelligence as being a unitary function, homogeneous in nature, most of them would agree that the general ability of an individual or group even as measured by our best present-day tests is a most important indication of his or its probable success in the struggle for existence. As tests have made progress in accuracy and have gradually gained the confidence of scientists, questions of the comparative abilities o…
Effects of Visual Exposure on the Rate and Reliability of Stylus-Maze Learning
Résumé Cette étude fait des recherches sur la vitesse et la constance de l'apprentissage du labyrinthe à stylet avec différentes quantités d'aide visuelle. Les sujets ont été soixante étudiantes universitaires divisées en quatre groupes, chacun de quinze—un groupe de contrôle (0) et trois groupes expérimentaux (1, 2, et 3) égaux en intelligence dans le test A(lpha. Tous les sujets ont eu les yeux bandés pendant le tracement; les membres du Groupe…
Basic Considerations of Methodology in Race Testing
To the naive individual trained somewhat in individual and group testing, but largely unacquainted with experimental psychology, genetics, and anthropology, race testing is a simple process. Here, say, are some schools for Negro children. How do Negroes compare in with white children? He gets permission from the authorities concerned to apply a short test to 734 children of grades three to eight inclusive, orders some tests with which he is acqua…
Promises, Compromises, and Commitments: The Protection of Confidential Research Data
Use of Forensic Science in Investigating Crimes of Sexual Violence: Contrasting Its Theoretical Potential With Empirical Realities
This article contrasts the theoretical potential of modern forensic science techniques in the investigation of sexual violence cases with empirical research that has assessed the role played by scientific evidence in the criminal justice processing of sexual assault cases. First, the potential of forensic scientific procedures (including DNA testing) are outlined and the sexual assault literature that examines the importance of physical and foren…
L’Algérie catholique: Une histoire de l’Église catholique en Algérie, XIXe-XXIe siècles
Traces of the colonial Algerian past continue to intrude upon present debates about religion and secularism. In France, President Emmanuel Macron recently tested out his more flexible approach to l
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