Edmond Marks
Biographic Data
| ID | 3884909 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edmond Marks |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edmond |
| FAMILY NAME | Marks |
| SIGNATURE | MARKS E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Further Comments Relating to the Measurement of Change
As part of their review of the estimation and use of “change” scores, Cronbach and Furby and O’Connor recommended procedures designed to increase the precision of estimators of individual true gain. The intent was to develop estimators which yielded smaller mean squares of ( D ∞ – D ∞ ), where ( D ∞ is true gain. The present study was designed to examine the effects of three parameters upon this mean square, where the estimator of D ∞ employed wa…
Sex, birth order, and beliefs about personal power
Some Results Relating to the Choice of an Experimental Unit in Multlvariate Research
Several analytic expressions are presented and discussed interms of differences which are to be expected between results obtained from applying the same multivariate analysis to data based on different experimental units. The 2 units considered are the individual observation and the group as a unit, i.e., some function, typically the mean, of the individual observations with in a group. It is demonstrated that certain statistical properties of th…
Student Perceptions of Engineering Instructor Behaviors and Their Relationships to the Evaluation of Instructors and Courses
In his review of research on teaching and instruction Ryans (1963) commented favorably on the current trend in teaching research which focuses upon the definition, measurement, and interrelationships of the dimensions of teacher behaviors. He felt that the descriptive aspects of teaching should be more thoroughly investigated before exploring such questions as teacher effectiveness. Many other researchers, such as Isaacson and others (1964), Solo…
Profile Analysis In A Two-Way Classification Problem
Two problems in the analysis of profile shapes within a two-way classification are discussed: (1) dependence of test criteria in shape analysis on significant effects in the untransformed vector sp
Some profile methods useful with singular covariance matrices
Personality factors in the performance of a perceptual recognition task under competing incentives
Procedures and Criteria for Evaluating Reading and Listening Comprehension Tests
READING and listening comprehension tests are two examples of a general class of test-taking situations in which the test taker is ex-posed to a more or less clearly specified type and amount of infor-mation and is then asked to respond to questions based on the ma-terial. In this kind of task the tester asks the subject to recognize a rule or set of rules which relates the elements of the information provided. These tests are characterized by (a…
Some situational correlates of recognition-response level
Machiavellian Attitudes
Two studies were conducted, one to evaluate the role of test-taking strategies on the scores of Christie's scale for Machiavellian attitudes (Mach V), and the other to examine the joint relationship of college academic achievement to scholastic ability, birth order and Machiavellianism. The first study indicated that subjects can manipulate their responses to the Mach V scale in specified directions given a specific test strategy. Academic achiev…
Nonadditive Effects in the Prediction of Academic Achievement
Student Perceptions of Engineering Instructor Behaviors and Their Relationships to the Evaluation of Instructors and Courses
In his review of research on teaching and instruction Ryans (1963) commented favorably on the current trend in teaching research which focuses upon the definition, measurement, and interrelationships of the dimensions of teacher behaviors. He felt that the descriptive aspects of teaching should be more thoroughly investigated before exploring such questions as teacher effectiveness. Many other researchers, such as Isaacson and others (1964), Solo…
Machiavellian Attitudes
Two studies were conducted, one to evaluate the role of test-taking strategies on the scores of Christie's scale for Machiavellian attitudes (Mach V), and the other to examine the joint relationship of college academic achievement to scholastic ability, birth order and Machiavellianism. The first study indicated that subjects can manipulate their responses to the Mach V scale in specified directions given a specific test strategy. Academic achiev…
Nonadditive Effects in the Prediction of Academic Achievement
Machiavellian Attitudes
Two studies were conducted, one to evaluate the role of test-taking strategies on the scores of Christie's scale for Machiavellian attitudes (Mach V), and the other to examine the joint relationship of college academic achievement to scholastic ability, birth order and Machiavellianism. The first study indicated that subjects can manipulate their responses to the Mach V scale in specified directions given a specific test strategy. Academic achiev…
Procedures and Criteria for Evaluating Reading and Listening Comprehension Tests
READING and listening comprehension tests are two examples of a general class of test-taking situations in which the test taker is ex-posed to a more or less clearly specified type and amount of infor-mation and is then asked to respond to questions based on the ma-terial. In this kind of task the tester asks the subject to recognize a rule or set of rules which relates the elements of the information provided. These tests are characterized by (a…
Some situational correlates of recognition-response level
Profile Analysis In A Two-Way Classification Problem
Two problems in the analysis of profile shapes within a two-way classification are discussed: (1) dependence of test criteria in shape analysis on significant effects in the untransformed vector sp
Some profile methods useful with singular covariance matrices
Personality factors in the performance of a perceptual recognition task under competing incentives
Some Results Relating to the Choice of an Experimental Unit in Multlvariate Research
Several analytic expressions are presented and discussed interms of differences which are to be expected between results obtained from applying the same multivariate analysis to data based on different experimental units. The 2 units considered are the individual observation and the group as a unit, i.e., some function, typically the mean, of the individual observations with in a group. It is demonstrated that certain statistical properties of th…
Student Perceptions of Engineering Instructor Behaviors and Their Relationships to the Evaluation of Instructors and Courses
In his review of research on teaching and instruction Ryans (1963) commented favorably on the current trend in teaching research which focuses upon the definition, measurement, and interrelationships of the dimensions of teacher behaviors. He felt that the descriptive aspects of teaching should be more thoroughly investigated before exploring such questions as teacher effectiveness. Many other researchers, such as Isaacson and others (1964), Solo…
Sex, birth order, and beliefs about personal power
Further Comments Relating to the Measurement of Change
As part of their review of the estimation and use of “change” scores, Cronbach and Furby and O’Connor recommended procedures designed to increase the precision of estimators of individual true gain. The intent was to develop estimators which yielded smaller mean squares of ( D ∞ – D ∞ ), where ( D ∞ is true gain. The present study was designed to examine the effects of three parameters upon this mean square, where the estimator of D ∞ employed wa…
Psychology (8 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Statistics (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Mathematics education (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Econometrics (3 works) · Statistical analysis (3 works) · Advanced Statistical Methods and Models (2 works)