Betty A Wieland
Biographic Data
| ID | 7116709 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Betty A Wieland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Betty A |
| FAMILY NAME | Wieland |
| SIGNATURE | WIELAND B A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Psychiatric and Psychosomatic Research Laboratory, VA Hospital, Houston, Texas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Comparison of Responses to Anticipated Stress and Stress
Baseline measurements of autonomic, metabolic, and psychological processes of young men were compared with their responses to anticipated hypoxia and hypoxia. Relative to their baseline levels, the subjects reacted differently to the anticipated stress--some reacted hardly at all, while others had an alarm reaction. Upon actual exposure to hypoxia (except for those compensatory adaptations specific to hypoxia) these general responses simply incre…
Repetitive Psychometric Measurements
Standardization data of a new 1-min. trisecting test of the RPM Battery are presented. The test is composed of three staggered rows of 10 vertical lines each of variable length. The task is to estimate visually and mark the top third, then to bisect the remainder of as many lines as possible in 1 min. Scores of the first of the two steps, trisection, were shown to be independent of those for the second step, bisection. At least three perceptual i…
Repetitive Psychometric Measures
Two digit span tests are compared. The first was the traditional test consisting of seven numbers with digits ranging from 4 through 10, and the second, a new test with two forms in which four 8-digit and four 10-digit numbers alternate. High correlations are noted between the test scores in all instances even with the varied test procedures and scoring techniques. The strong influence of the size of number and the lesser influence of practice on…
Repetitive Psychometric Measures
A Spatial Orientation measure with 20 parallel forms was evaluated under various conditions with three samples, totalling 265 Ss. The forms were based on the Thurstone Card Test, but the format and time limits were modified. The new measure correlated at low positive levels with Speed of Closure (.35), Visualization (.28), Number Facility (.27), and Wechsler-Bellevue Vocabulary scores (.43), but factor analyses established that it and the Thursto…
Effects of Idiodynamic Set and Stimulus Characteristics on Numeral Homonym Associates
Three groups of 60 and one group of 100 Ss associated to word lists which varied in the order of occurrence of 4 numeral homonyms (e.g., eight-ate), in the position of an unambiguous numeral ( viz., three) in the stimulus list, and in the number of intervening non-numeral stimulus words. Numeral responses were facilitated in a non-specific manner by the unambiguous numeral and by a decreased interval between the numeral stimulus words. Individual…
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Repetitive Psychometric Measures
A Spatial Orientation measure with 20 parallel forms was evaluated under various conditions with three samples, totalling 265 Ss. The forms were based on the Thurstone Card Test, but the format and time limits were modified. The new measure correlated at low positive levels with Speed of Closure (.35), Visualization (.28), Number Facility (.27), and Wechsler-Bellevue Vocabulary scores (.43), but factor analyses established that it and the Thursto…
Effects of Idiodynamic Set and Stimulus Characteristics on Numeral Homonym Associates
Three groups of 60 and one group of 100 Ss associated to word lists which varied in the order of occurrence of 4 numeral homonyms (e.g., eight-ate), in the position of an unambiguous numeral ( viz., three) in the stimulus list, and in the number of intervening non-numeral stimulus words. Numeral responses were facilitated in a non-specific manner by the unambiguous numeral and by a decreased interval between the numeral stimulus words. Individual…
Comparison of Responses to Anticipated Stress and Stress
Baseline measurements of autonomic, metabolic, and psychological processes of young men were compared with their responses to anticipated hypoxia and hypoxia. Relative to their baseline levels, the subjects reacted differently to the anticipated stress--some reacted hardly at all, while others had an alarm reaction. Upon actual exposure to hypoxia (except for those compensatory adaptations specific to hypoxia) these general responses simply incre…
Repetitive Psychometric Measurements
Standardization data of a new 1-min. trisecting test of the RPM Battery are presented. The test is composed of three staggered rows of 10 vertical lines each of variable length. The task is to estimate visually and mark the top third, then to bisect the remainder of as many lines as possible in 1 min. Scores of the first of the two steps, trisection, were shown to be independent of those for the second step, bisection. At least three perceptual i…
Repetitive Psychometric Measures
Two digit span tests are compared. The first was the traditional test consisting of seven numbers with digits ranging from 4 through 10, and the second, a new test with two forms in which four 8-digit and four 10-digit numbers alternate. High correlations are noted between the test scores in all instances even with the varied test procedures and scoring techniques. The strong influence of the size of number and the lesser influence of practice on…
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