John M Stalnaker
Biographic Data
| ID | 5380301 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John M Stalnaker |
| GIVEN NAMES | John M |
| FAMILY NAME | Stalnaker |
| SIGNATURE | STALNAKER J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stanford University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1930 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Psychological tests and public responsibility
Recognizing and encouraging talent
The Impact of Scholarship Money
An Honorary Scholastic Award
T HE National Merit Scholarship Corporation through a highly selective screening program in i956 granted 556 scholarships to high-school Seniors throughout the United States. This group of students, Merit Scholars, were awarded an average stipend of $628 a year for four years.' A second group of Seniors, the near winners, were awarded Certificates of Merit. The caliber of the latter group of students can be indicated best by a review of the survi…
Unquestionably Valuable
Is There a Science of Personnel Selection? —Aptitude
Is There a Science of Personnel Selection? —Aptitude John M. Stalnaker CopyRight*Presented before the Merit System Service of the American Public Health Association at the Seventy-eighth Annual Meeting in St. Louis, Mo., November 2, 1950. https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.41.2.191 Published Online: August 29, 2011
The Effect on A Candidate's Score of Repeating the Scholastic Aptitude Test of the College Entrance Examination Board
A Historical Survey
A Historical Survey: College Entrance Requirements in English: Their Effects on the High Schools
A Historical Survey: College Entrance Requirements in English: Their Effects on the High Schools." The Journal of Higher Education, 8(9), pp. 503–504
The German Requirement for the Ph. D. Degree
age. Or at least there are those in legions who would agree with these statements, and they are perturbed by what seems to them a dubious outlook. Romanticism was the opposite of all this: It was spiritual, clean with a few exceptions that do not need to be read-Tieck himself never wrote an immoral line-cheerful, hopeful, replete with a self-reliance that would have pleased even Emerson, and abounding in such plays of the soul as the New Humanist…
Open-Book Examinations
AN INSPECTION of college examinations, whether labeled comprehensive or not, and whether at the freshman or Ph.D. level, clearly demonstrates that the typical test question demands primarily the recognition or recall of simple isolated facts which, by judicious cramming, can be learned in a short time and forgotten in even less time. E. S. Jones, after appropriate reservations suggests that examination questions may be classified under three head…
Scholarship Examinations
A Note concerning the Combination of Test Scores
A Note on the Use of Bi-Serial R in Test Research
Athletics
The Effect of Hypnosis on Long-Delayed Recall
Résumé L'EFFET DE L'HYPNOSE SUR LE RAPPEL TRÈS RETARDÉ Douze sujets en se rappelant 92 morceaux de prose ou de poésie appris un an ou plus auparavant, ont pu reproduire en moyenne 67 pour cent de plus dans la transe que dans l'état de réveil, établissant ainsi l'hypermnésie pour ce type de chose dans l'état de transe. Les directions données aux sujets dans l'état de transe contenaient une suggestion sur un meilleur rappel, laquelle, à part la tra…
Time Estimation in the Hypnotic Trance
A Quantitative Method of Testing the Diminution of the Effect of Post-Hypnotic Suggestion with the Passage of Time
Recognizing and encouraging talent
The Effect of Hypnosis on Long-Delayed Recall
Résumé L'EFFET DE L'HYPNOSE SUR LE RAPPEL TRÈS RETARDÉ Douze sujets en se rappelant 92 morceaux de prose ou de poésie appris un an ou plus auparavant, ont pu reproduire en moyenne 67 pour cent de plus dans la transe que dans l'état de réveil, établissant ainsi l'hypermnésie pour ce type de chose dans l'état de transe. Les directions données aux sujets dans l'état de transe contenaient une suggestion sur un meilleur rappel, laquelle, à part la tra…
The Impact of Scholarship Money
Time Estimation in the Hypnotic Trance
Time Estimation in the Hypnotic Trance
A Quantitative Method of Testing the Diminution of the Effect of Post-Hypnotic Suggestion with the Passage of Time
The Effect of Hypnosis on Long-Delayed Recall
Résumé L'EFFET DE L'HYPNOSE SUR LE RAPPEL TRÈS RETARDÉ Douze sujets en se rappelant 92 morceaux de prose ou de poésie appris un an ou plus auparavant, ont pu reproduire en moyenne 67 pour cent de plus dans la transe que dans l'état de réveil, établissant ainsi l'hypermnésie pour ce type de chose dans l'état de transe. Les directions données aux sujets dans l'état de transe contenaient une suggestion sur un meilleur rappel, laquelle, à part la tra…
A Note concerning the Combination of Test Scores
A Note on the Use of Bi-Serial R in Test Research
Athletics
The German Requirement for the Ph. D. Degree
age. Or at least there are those in legions who would agree with these statements, and they are perturbed by what seems to them a dubious outlook. Romanticism was the opposite of all this: It was spiritual, clean with a few exceptions that do not need to be read-Tieck himself never wrote an immoral line-cheerful, hopeful, replete with a self-reliance that would have pleased even Emerson, and abounding in such plays of the soul as the New Humanist…
Open-Book Examinations
AN INSPECTION of college examinations, whether labeled comprehensive or not, and whether at the freshman or Ph.D. level, clearly demonstrates that the typical test question demands primarily the recognition or recall of simple isolated facts which, by judicious cramming, can be learned in a short time and forgotten in even less time. E. S. Jones, after appropriate reservations suggests that examination questions may be classified under three head…
Scholarship Examinations
A Historical Survey
A Historical Survey: College Entrance Requirements in English: Their Effects on the High Schools
A Historical Survey: College Entrance Requirements in English: Their Effects on the High Schools." The Journal of Higher Education, 8(9), pp. 503–504
The Effect on A Candidate's Score of Repeating the Scholastic Aptitude Test of the College Entrance Examination Board
Is There a Science of Personnel Selection? —Aptitude
Is There a Science of Personnel Selection? —Aptitude John M. Stalnaker CopyRight*Presented before the Merit System Service of the American Public Health Association at the Seventy-eighth Annual Meeting in St. Louis, Mo., November 2, 1950. https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.41.2.191 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Unquestionably Valuable
An Honorary Scholastic Award
T HE National Merit Scholarship Corporation through a highly selective screening program in i956 granted 556 scholarships to high-school Seniors throughout the United States. This group of students, Merit Scholars, were awarded an average stipend of $628 a year for four years.' A second group of Seniors, the near winners, were awarded Certificates of Merit. The caliber of the latter group of students can be indicated best by a review of the survi…
The Impact of Scholarship Money
Recognizing and encouraging talent
Psychological tests and public responsibility
Psychology (16 works) · Mathematics education (6 works) · Political science (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Test (biology (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works) · Aptitude (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works)