Chester W Harris
Biographic Data
| ID | 3633253 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chester W Harris |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chester W |
| FAMILY NAME | Harris |
| SIGNATURE | HARRIS C W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Brennan's B is Peirce's Theta
Brennan's B is a generalized upper-lower item discrimination index, which was first published in 1972. It is interesting to observe that early work by Peirce on the relation between a predictor and an outcome has the same structure as Brennan's B
On the Extraction of Components and the Applicability of the Factor Model
A Factor Analytic Interpretation Strategy
Image Analysis Illustrated With A Spearman Case
Because one can write the inverse of the correlation matrix in an extremely simple fashion when the variables form a perfect Spearman case, it is possible to use such a case to illustrate some well-known princeples in component and factor analysis
On Brogden's interpretation of factors
Relationship of Selected Variables to Ability to Handle a Bowling Ball
Oblique Factor Analytic Solutions by Orthogonal Transformations
A general framework for obtaining all possible factor analytic solutions, orthogonal and oblique, for a given common factor space is developed in detail. Interestingly, and seemingly paradoxically, any one of these solutions may be obtained by orthogonal transformations of selected matrices; thus an oblique solution may be determined by orthogonal transformations. Within the possible oblique solutions, two distinct categories of solutions emerge,…
Some Recent Developments in Factor Analysis
Performance on Word-Fluency Tasks as a Function of Task Variables
bigrams, were manipulated. It was found, as suspected, that there were differences in average productivity associated with different bigrams. Moreover, this difference in difficulty could be predicted in a rank-order sense given a knowledge of: (a) the pool size or number of English words actually beginning with a specified bigram, and (b) whether the bigram was composed of a vowel followed by a consonant (VC) or a consonant followed by a vowel (…
Some Problems in the Description of Change
Relationships Among Child Training Practices
THE vital importance of early parentchild relationships in the etiology of behavior deviations has been widely accepted in clinical practice, and a number of systematic psychological studies have been focused on the general problem of the effects of early environment and parental treatment on the individual's later personality.' These studies have been of two major types. One group of investigations has
A Factor Analysis of Selected Senate Roll Calls, 80Th Congress
Prediction of the Difficulty Index of Objective-Type Spelling Items
Relationships Among Child Training Practices
THE vital importance of early parentchild relationships in the etiology of behavior deviations has been widely accepted in clinical practice, and a number of systematic psychological studies have been focused on the general problem of the effects of early environment and parental treatment on the individual's later personality.' These studies have been of two major types. One group of investigations has
On the Extraction of Components and the Applicability of the Factor Model
Relationship of Selected Variables to Ability to Handle a Bowling Ball
Prediction of the Difficulty Index of Objective-Type Spelling Items
A Factor Analysis of Selected Senate Roll Calls, 80Th Congress
Relationships Among Child Training Practices
THE vital importance of early parentchild relationships in the etiology of behavior deviations has been widely accepted in clinical practice, and a number of systematic psychological studies have been focused on the general problem of the effects of early environment and parental treatment on the individual's later personality.' These studies have been of two major types. One group of investigations has
Some Problems in the Description of Change
Oblique Factor Analytic Solutions by Orthogonal Transformations
A general framework for obtaining all possible factor analytic solutions, orthogonal and oblique, for a given common factor space is developed in detail. Interestingly, and seemingly paradoxically, any one of these solutions may be obtained by orthogonal transformations of selected matrices; thus an oblique solution may be determined by orthogonal transformations. Within the possible oblique solutions, two distinct categories of solutions emerge,…
Some Recent Developments in Factor Analysis
Performance on Word-Fluency Tasks as a Function of Task Variables
bigrams, were manipulated. It was found, as suspected, that there were differences in average productivity associated with different bigrams. Moreover, this difference in difficulty could be predicted in a rank-order sense given a knowledge of: (a) the pool size or number of English words actually beginning with a specified bigram, and (b) whether the bigram was composed of a vowel followed by a consonant (VC) or a consonant followed by a vowel (…
Relationship of Selected Variables to Ability to Handle a Bowling Ball
A Factor Analytic Interpretation Strategy
Image Analysis Illustrated With A Spearman Case
Because one can write the inverse of the correlation matrix in an extremely simple fashion when the variables form a perfect Spearman case, it is possible to use such a case to illustrate some well-known princeples in component and factor analysis
On Brogden's interpretation of factors
On the Extraction of Components and the Applicability of the Factor Model
Brennan's B is Peirce's Theta
Brennan's B is a generalized upper-lower item discrimination index, which was first published in 1972. It is interesting to observe that early work by Peirce on the relation between a predictor and an outcome has the same structure as Brennan's B
Computer Science (10 works) · Psychology (10 works) · Mathematics (9 works) · Statistics (8 works) · Econometrics (4 works) · Factor (programming language) (4 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Children's Physical and Motor Development (2 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works) · Geometry (2 works)