The implication of the study suggests that a school psychologist would be well advised to arrange the testing session well in advance of the actual test administration for young children, particularly if an assessment of intellectual capacity is planned. (Author)

Using the computer to help interpret the results of psychological and personality inventories. (RA)

This paper was presented March 1, 1969 at the meeting of the Southeastern Psychological Association, New Orleans.

In the present study, three MMPI scales were developed to differentiate brain-damaged and schizophrenic males. The results indicated that the scales differentiated male organics from schizophrenics but were of dubious value among female populations. (Author)

The hypothesis investigated was that the correlation between the Edwards SD scale and Rotter's IE scale were negative. Results were as predicted, thus pointing out the dangers in assuming that tests similarly named must measure equivalent constructs. (Author/CG)

In a replication of a recent study by Masling and Harris, with a different set of Es and a different patient population, no statistically significant evidence was found that male Es respond differentially when administering the TAT to male and female Ss. (Author)

Investigates the influence of various scoring cutoffs on mental test performance as measured by the Michell General Ability Test (MGAT) and develops a rationale for selecting the optimum cutoff based on raw scores, internal consistency, stability, parallel-form reliability and concurrent validity estimates. (MB)