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Le Roy A Stone

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ID7120483
NAMELe Roy A Stone
GIVEN NAMESLe Roy A
FAMILY NAMEStone
SIGNATURESTONE R A
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of North Dakota
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR9
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1960
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1972
H-INDEX0
  • The Medex Medical Occupation Concept in Subjective Medical Occupation-Profession Multidimensional Space

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone, Gerald R Bassett•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1972

    Members of a MEDEX training staff (N = 13) estimated the similarity of 16 medical occupations-professions (including the MEDEX concept). Evaluative dimensions utilized by these judges to form their judgments of scale similarity were extracted using a recently proposed multidimensional scaling method-model. Five judgmental factor-dimensions were identified (tentative labels: I. Amount of training—degree of responsibility—prestige; II. Therapist; I…

  • Academic Grades

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1969

    70 judges' (university freshmen) evaluations of 12 grade intervals showed good agreement as had college professors previously. The Thurstonian scales were curvilinearly related to the grade-point-average scale

  • Corrected (for Curtailment) Correlations between the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale and the MMPI

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1966

    It has been observed that correlations between the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale (M-C SDS) and the standard MMPI scales were higher for a psychiatric patient sample than for college students. The suggestion had been made that the correlational differences with these two types of samples were due to the more curtailed distributions of MMPI scores with college students. These previously reported correlations, based on college students, w…

  • Recent (1962–1964) Psychiatric-Patient Validation Norms for the Shipley-Institute of Living Scale

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1965

    The Shipley-Institute of Living Scale was administered to 886 mental patients who were newly admitted to a state hospital. Frequency distributions, frequency percentages, means, and standard deviations for the four Shipley Scale scores (Vocabulary, Abstraction, Total, and Conceptual Quotient) were computed. No sex differences were observed. The mean Conceptual Quotient found was similar to the median values observed 25 yr. ago in the original val…

  • Test-Retest Stability of the MMPI Scales

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1965

    First and second admission MMPI records of 55 male psychiatric patients were examined in order to determine the test-retest stabilities for the popular MMPI scales. Over half of the stability coefficients were above .60. No significant differences were observed between test and retest MMPI scale means

  • Another Note on the Reliability of the MMPI Scatter Index

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1964

  • Reliability of a Utility for Risk Measure

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1962

  • Stability of Agreeing Response Set over a Period of Time

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone, Robert L James•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1961

    Agreeing response set and its influence on psychological tests has recently received increased atrention. Couch and Keniston (1960) have provided a comprehensive review and investigation in which they conclude that response tendency is based on a central personality syndrome. They also present a short and quickly administered 15-item Yeasay-Naysay Scale which measures agreeing response tendency. Because of current interest in the response set var…

  • Influence of Exposure to Informational Media on Generalized and Specific Ethnocentrism

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1960

    Increases in exposure to mass media are associated with small but consistent and persistent increases in readiness for desegregation. These small differences become larger and reach statistical significance when the extremes of low and high exposure to rhe mass media are compared on their readiness for desegregation (1957, p. 248). The purpose of this present study was to use standardized measures of ethnocentrism (prejudice) and a Northern sampl…

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  • Influence of Exposure to Informational Media on Generalized and Specific Ethnocentrism

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1960

    Increases in exposure to mass media are associated with small but consistent and persistent increases in readiness for desegregation. These small differences become larger and reach statistical significance when the extremes of low and high exposure to rhe mass media are compared on their readiness for desegregation (1957, p. 248). The purpose of this present study was to use standardized measures of ethnocentrism (prejudice) and a Northern sampl…

  • Stability of Agreeing Response Set over a Period of Time

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone, Robert L James•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1961

    Agreeing response set and its influence on psychological tests has recently received increased atrention. Couch and Keniston (1960) have provided a comprehensive review and investigation in which they conclude that response tendency is based on a central personality syndrome. They also present a short and quickly administered 15-item Yeasay-Naysay Scale which measures agreeing response tendency. Because of current interest in the response set var…

  • Reliability of a Utility for Risk Measure

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1962

  • Another Note on the Reliability of the MMPI Scatter Index

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1964

  • Recent (1962–1964) Psychiatric-Patient Validation Norms for the Shipley-Institute of Living Scale

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1965

    The Shipley-Institute of Living Scale was administered to 886 mental patients who were newly admitted to a state hospital. Frequency distributions, frequency percentages, means, and standard deviations for the four Shipley Scale scores (Vocabulary, Abstraction, Total, and Conceptual Quotient) were computed. No sex differences were observed. The mean Conceptual Quotient found was similar to the median values observed 25 yr. ago in the original val…

  • Test-Retest Stability of the MMPI Scales

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1965

    First and second admission MMPI records of 55 male psychiatric patients were examined in order to determine the test-retest stabilities for the popular MMPI scales. Over half of the stability coefficients were above .60. No significant differences were observed between test and retest MMPI scale means

  • Corrected (for Curtailment) Correlations between the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale and the MMPI

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1966

    It has been observed that correlations between the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale (M-C SDS) and the standard MMPI scales were higher for a psychiatric patient sample than for college students. The suggestion had been made that the correlational differences with these two types of samples were due to the more curtailed distributions of MMPI scores with college students. These previously reported correlations, based on college students, w…

  • Academic Grades

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1969

    70 judges' (university freshmen) evaluations of 12 grade intervals showed good agreement as had college professors previously. The Thurstonian scales were curvilinearly related to the grade-point-average scale

  • The Medex Medical Occupation Concept in Subjective Medical Occupation-Profession Multidimensional Space

    Open Access•Le Roy A Stone, Gerald R Bassett•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1972

    Members of a MEDEX training staff (N = 13) estimated the similarity of 16 medical occupations-professions (including the MEDEX concept). Evaluative dimensions utilized by these judges to form their judgments of scale similarity were extracted using a recently proposed multidimensional scaling method-model. Five judgmental factor-dimensions were identified (tentative labels: I. Amount of training—degree of responsibility—prestige; II. Therapist; I…

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