A program is described utilizing a microcomputer and tape drive with any contingency or chi-square table from 2x2 to 8x8. It requires only the entering of the number of rows and number of columns, plus one-time entry of cell frequencies. (Author/JKS)

TAILOR, a FORTRAN computer program for tailored testing, is described. The procedure for a joint ordering of persons and items with no pretesting as the basis for the tailored test is given, and a brief discussion of the computer program is included. (Author/JKS)

An interactive computer program for tailored testing, called TAILOR, is presented. The program runs on the APL system. A cumulative file for each examinee is established and tests are then tailored to each examinee; extensive pretesting is not necessary. (JKS)

A set of computer programs, which performs necessary item analysis and related procedures for developing new scales for the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, is described. (Author/JKS)

Presents a computer program which corrects the Pearson r for four cases of restriction of standard deviation. (RC)

A computer program is described that constructs and visually displays isodensity ellipses of a bivariate normal distribution for a maximum number of 100 pairs of values. The numbers of actual points within the ellipses can be compared with the theoretically expected frequencies by a chi-square analysis. (Author)

A method is presented for distinguishing between blank fields and zeros in FORTRAN programs written for the 360 Computer. The method utilizes the T notation. (Author)

A method is presented of calculating correlation matrices using single subscript rather than double subscript notation. This saves time and space, and permits the calculation of larger matrices in the space available. (Author)

This Fortran IV revision of an earlier three-mode factor analysis program uses a main program-subprogram structure and core storage and is written in a sufficiently general form as to be easily convertable to most machines having a Fortran IV compiler. (RC)

This program provides comprehensive item statistics and response analyses for tests, questionnaires, and rating scales. (RC)

Presents a Fortran program which computes the rejection criteria of ten procedures for detecting outlying observations. These criteria are defined on comment cards. Journal sources for the statistical equations are listed. After applying rejection rules, the program calculates the mean and standard deviation of the censored sample. (Author/RC)

Describes the Simple Averaging Model (SAM) which was developed to demonstrate impression-formation computer modeling with less complex and less expensive procedures than are required by most established programs. (RC)

A FORTRAN program for transforming raw scores into square roots, natural logarithms, arc sines, and other transformations is described. Any or all transformations may be made on a data matrix of fifteen columns or fewer, and one hundred rows or fewer. (Author/JKS)