Godfrey Thomson

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Godfrey Thomson

Godfrey Thomson is affiliated with the following schools: Durham University, University of Edinburgh

Godfrey Thomson's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Godfrey Thomson

Psychology

#1031

Historical Rank

psychology Degrees

Download Badge

Psychology

Why Is Godfrey Thomson Influential?

(Suggest an Edit or Addition)

According to Wikipedia, Sir Godfrey Hilton Thomson FRSE DCL was an English educational psychologist known as a critical pioneer in intelligence research. The Godfrey Thomson Unit for Research at Moray College in Edinburgh is named in his honour.

(See a Problem?)

Godfrey Thomson's Published Works

Number of citations in a given year to any of this author's works

Total number of citations to an author for the works they published in a given year. This highlights publication of the most important work(s) by the author

Published Works

The Factorial Analysis of Human Ability. (1940) (413)
A HIERARCHY WITHOUT A GENERAL FACTOR1 (1916) (155)
A direct deduction of the constant process used in the method of right and wrong cases. (153)
Methods of Estimating Mental Factors (1938) (88)
Essentials of Mental Measurement. (1912) (57)
Hotelling's method modified to give Spearman's g. (1934) (44)
WEIGHTING FOR BATTERY RELIABILITY AND PREDICTION (1940) (43)
A formula to correct for the effect of errors of measurement on the correlation of initial values with gains. (41)
The definition and measurement of "g" (general intelligence). (1935) (33)
THE SOCIAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF INTELLIGENCE IN NORTHUMBERLAND (1923) (33)
THE MEANING OF ‘i’ IN THE ESTIMATE OF ‘g’ (1934) (30)
Some points of mathematical technique in the factorial analysis of ability. (1936) (29)
ON COMPLETE FAMILIES OF CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS, AND THEIR TENDENCY TO ZERO TETRAD-DIFFERENCES: INCLUDING A STATEMENT OF THE SAMPLING THEORY OF ABILITIES (1935) (24)
An alternative formula for the true correlation of initial values with gains. (22)
A new point of view in the interpretation of threshold measurements in psychophysics. (1920) (20)
Intelligence and fertility: The Scottish 1947 survey. (1950) (19)
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE AND SIZE OF FAMILY1 (1926) (18)
OUTLINES OF A METHOD FOR THE QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF WRITING VOCABULARIES (1915) (18)
THE INFLUENCE OF MULTIVARIATE SELECTION ON THE FACTORIAL ANALYSIS OF ABILITY (1938) (17)
General versus group factors in mental activities. (17)
THE USE OF THE LATIN SQUARE IN DESIGNING EDUCATIONAL EXPERIMENTS (1941) (15)
THE HIERARCHY OF ABILITIES (1919) (14)
THE INFLUENCE OF SELECTION (13)
On the Cause of Hierarchical Order among the Correlation Coefficients of a Number of Variates Taken in Pairs (1919) (13)
The trend of national intelligence. (1946) (13)
What Are Moray House Tests (1941) (12)
The proof or disproof of the existence of general ability (1919) (12)
THE CRITERION OF GOODNESS OF FIT OF PSYCHOPHYSICAL CURVES (1919) (11)
THE NORTHUMBERLAND MENTAL TESTS (1922) (11)
THE GENERAL FACTOR FALLACY IN PSYCHOLOGY (1920) (10)
THE MAXIMUM CORRELATION OF TWO WEIGHTED BATTERIES: (HOTELLING'S “MOST PREDICTABLE CRITERION”) (1947) (9)
The geometry of mental measurement (1955) (8)
Charles Spearman, 1863-1945 (1947) (7)
IS THINKING MERELY THE ACTION OF LANGUAGE MECHANISMS1? (II.) (1920) (7)
ON ESTIMATING OBLIQUE FACTORS (1949) (7)
A COMPARISON OF PSYCHOPHYSICAL METHODS (1912) (6)
THE STANDARDIZATION OF GROUP TESTS AND THE SCATTER OF INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENTS (1932) (6)
AN ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE TEST SCORES OF A REPRESENTATIVE GROUP OF SCOTTISH CHILDREN (1940) (6)
A note on scaling tests. (6)
THE FACTORIAL ANALYSIS OF ABILITY (1939) (5)
Instinct, intelligence and character : an educational psychology (1925) (5)
THE SPEED FACTOR IN PERFORMANCE TESTS (1941) (5)
THE FACTORIAL ANALYSIS OF ABILITY: I. THE PRESENT POSITION AND THE PROBLEMS CONFRONTING US1 (1939) (4)
Measuring General Intelligence by Tests which break the g-Hierarchy (1935) (4)
THE TETRAD-DIFFERENCE CRITERION (4)
MAXIMISING THE SPECIFIC FACTORS IN THE ANALYSIS OF ABILITY (1938) (4)
A WORKED OUT EXAMPLE OF THE POSSIBLE LINKAGES OF FOUR CORRELATED VARIABLES ON THE SAMPLING THEORY (1927) (4)
ON THE DEGREE OF PERFECTION OF HIERARCHICAL ORDER AMONG CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS (1919) (4)
Fitting of Frequency Functions to Urban's Lifted-Weight Results (4)
The accuracy of the φ (γ) process (1914) (4)
The mental age concept and the standardization of group tests. (1928) (3)
FOLLOWING UP INDIVIDUAL ITEMS IN A GROUP INTELLIGENCE TEST (1942) (3)
ON MEASURING g AND s BY TESTS WHICH BREAK THE g-HIERARCHY (1934) (3)
Definition and Measurement of General Intelligence (1935) (3)
INTRODUCTION TO CORRELATION (3)
JOINT NOTE ON “THE HIERARCHY OF ABILITIES” (1919) (3)
TWELFTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PSYCHOLOGY (1939) (3)
A Discussion on The Application of Quantitative Methods to Certain Problems in Psychology (1938) (3)
ON THE COMPUTATION OF REGRESSION EQUATIONS, PARTIAL CORRELATIONS, ETC. (1932) (2)
Boundary conditions in the common-factor-space, in the factorial analysis of ability (1936) (2)
THE DISTRIBUTION OF INTELLIGENCE AMONG UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE STUDENTS (1945) (2)
A history of dreams : a brief account of the evolution of dream theories, with a chapter on the dream in literature (2)
The estimation of specific and bi-factors. (1938) (2)
ON CHANGES IN THE SPATIAL THRESHOLD DURING A SITTING (1914) (2)
Current trends in british psychology (1953) (2)
Spurious Correlation and Relationship Between Tests. (1924) (2)
The factorial analysis of human ability [Bk Rev.]. (1947) (2)
THE APPLICABILITY OF KARL PEARSON'S SELECTION FORMULAE IN FOLLOW‐UP EXPERIMENTS (1944) (1)
On the formation of structure diagrams between four correlated variables. (1)
GROUP FACTORS IN SCHOOL SUBJECTS (1935) (1)
NOTE ON DR WILLIAM BROWN'S PAPER ON A CENTRAL INTELLECTIVE FACTOR (1933) (1)
Karl Pearson’s Selection Formulae (1943) (1)
THE VALUE OF INTELLIGENCE TESTS IN AN EXAMINATION FOR SELECTING PUPILS FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION (1936) (1)
THE ELEMENTARY THEORY OF PROBABILITY (1)
NOTE ON THE RELATIONS OF TWO WEIGHTED BATTERIES (1948) (1)
AN INQUIRY INTO THE BEST FORM OF THE METHOD OF SERIAL GROUPS (1913) (1)
Prof. Edward L. Thorndike (1949) (1)
The Orthogonal Matrix transforming Spearman's Two-Factor Equations into Thomson's Sampling Equations in the Theory of Ability (1934) (1)
THE STANDARDIZATION OF GROUP TESTS AND THE SCATTER OF INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENTS: A Contribution to the Theory of Examining (1932) (1)
Selection and Mental Factors (1937) (1)
THE RECOGNITION VOCABULARY OF CHILDREN (1915) (1)
How to calculate correlations : a non-mathematical book of instructions (1)
Natural Variances of Mental Tests, and the Symmetry Criterion (1939) (1)
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF STATISTICAL METHOD IN PSYCHOLOGY (1940) (1)
TWELFTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PSYCHOLOGY JULY 1948 (1947) (1)
THE NATURE OF GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AND ABILITY (I)1 (1)
Twelfth International Congress of Psychology: Preliminary Notice (1939) (0)
Note by Prof. G. H. Thomson (1935) (0)
Charles F. Myers, F.R.S (1947) (0)
The Theory of Two Factors versus the Sampling Theory of Mental Ability (1934) (0)
Twenty-seventh yearbook of the (American) national society for the study of education. (1928) (0)
REPORT ON THE SELECTION OF CHILDREN FOR HIGHER EDUCATION AT HAMBURG1 (0)
THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF CORRELATION (0)
The Sources of a Science of Education@@@A Modern Philosophy of Education@@@The New Education in the Soviet Republic@@@Adult Education in the British Dominios (1930) (0)
The Nature and Measurement of the Intellect (1940) (0)
The psychology of personality. (1954) (0)
NOTE ON THE PROBABLE ERROR OF URBAN'S FORMULA FOR THE METHOD OF JUST PERCEPTIBLE DIFFERENCES (1913) (0)
NOTE ON SIR CYRIL BURT'S PAPER ON DIFFERENTIAL WEIGHTING (1950) (0)
A Systematic Treatment: The Vectors of Mind (1937) (0)
A LIST OF DEFINITE INTEGRALS OF FREQUENT OCCURRENCE IN PROBABILITY WORK (1940) (0)
THE THEORY OF GENERAL ABILITY (0)
Mathematical Methods of Statistics A First Course in Mathematical Statistics (1947) (0)
SKEWNESS AND HETEROGENEITY IN PSYCHOPHYSICAL DATA (0)
Scottish Universities: Scottish University Studies (1934) (0)
THE CORRECTION OF RAW CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS (0)
THE DECLINE IN INTELLIGENCE (1946) (0)
The interpretation of Burt's regression equation. (0)
The Scottish Universities (1908) (0)
NEW NORMS FOR BALLARD'S READING AND ARITHMETIC TESTS FOR SEVEN‐YEAR‐OLDS (1941) (0)
The Advanced Theory of Statistics (1947) (0)
“A study of american intelligence.” United States edition (1927) (0)
I. On Hierarchical Order among Correlation Coefficients (1923) (0)
Correspondence From G.H. Thomson to Theodore Cooper (Jan. 10, 1889) (1889) (0)
A SAMPLING THEORY OF ABILITY (0)
THE PRESENT POSITION (1924) (1940) (0)
NOTE ON ‘HIERARCHICAL ORDER’ AMONG CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS (1923) (0)
AGE STANDARDS FOR THE SEPARATE NORTHUMBERLAND TESTS (1922) (0)
THE PSYCHOPHYSICAL METHODS (0)

This paper list is powered by the following services:

Other Resources About Godfrey Thomson

en.wikipedia.org

What Schools Are Affiliated With Godfrey Thomson?

Godfrey Thomson is affiliated with the following schools: