Quinn McNemar

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Quinn McNemar

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According to Wikipedia, Quinn Michael McNemar was an American psychologist and statistician. He is known for his work on IQ tests, for his book Psychological Statistics and for McNemar's test, the statistical test he introduced in 1947.

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Note on the sampling error of the difference between correlated proportions or percentages (1947) (3385)
Statistical Analysis in Psychology and Education. (1967) (1331)
On Growth Measurement (1958) (641)
Psychological statistics, 2nd ed. (1955) (537)
Social research (2nd Ed.). (1943) (340)
Lost: Our intelligence? Why? (1964) (320)
Opinion-attitude methodology. (1946) (278)
At random: Sense and nonsense. (1960) (127)
The revision of the Stanford-Binet scale : an analysis of the standardization data (1942) (86)
Diagnostic psychological testing: The theory, statistical evaluation, and diagnostic application of a battery of tests: Volume II. (1946) (80)
A critical examination of the University of Iowa studies of environmental influences upon the IQ (1940) (75)
Review of Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS). (1956) (70)
On abbreviated Wechsler-Bellevue scales. (1950) (67)
Psychological Statistics, 4th Edition. (1971) (65)
On the number of factors (1942) (61)
Sampling in psychological research. (1940) (51)
The Third Mental Measurement Yearbook (1950) (47)
Twin Resemblances in Motor Skills, and the Effect of Practice Thereon (1933) (43)
The Mode of Operation of Suppressant Variables (1945) (35)
On So-called Test Bias. (1975) (33)
On WAIS difference scores. (1957) (32)
Sex differences in rats on three learning tasks. (1932) (31)
The factors in factoring behavior (1951) (30)
On the use of latin squares in psychology. (1951) (26)
Attenuation and interaction (1958) (23)
Intercorrelations of measures of ability in the rat. (1932) (22)
Correction: correction. (1974) (20)
Elementary Statistical Procedures. (1967) (19)
On Wilson's distributionfree test of analysis of variance hypotheses. (1957) (17)
On the sampling errors of factor loadings (1941) (15)
Moderation of a moderator technique. (1969) (15)
Davis-Eells test of general intelligence or problem-solving ability. (1955) (10)
Special review: Newman, Freeman, and Holzinger's Twins: a study of heredity and environment. (1938) (10)
Statistical analysis in educational research. (1940) (9)
Methods of Correlational Analysis. (Second Ed.). (1942) (7)
Elementary Statistics: Data Analysis for the Behavioral Sciences. (1967) (6)
Note on Wellman's re-analysis of IQ changes of orphanage preschool children. (1945) (5)
More on the Wilson test. (1958) (5)
Doolittle versus the Kelley-Salisbury Iteration Method for Computing Multiple Regression Coefficients (1929) (5)
A Square Path Pursuit Rotor and a Modification of Miles' Pursuit Pendulum (1939) (5)
More on the Iowa IQ Studies (1940) (4)
Statistical theory and research design. (1952) (4)
Review of Intelligence and cultural differences. (1952) (4)
Review of The prediction of performance in clinical psychology. (1952) (4)
A study of male homosexuals. (1936) (3)
Potential Power for Your Static Stat. (1970) (3)
Interpretations and conclusions. (1936) (3)
Studies of Animal Retention: I. Notes on the Relearning of a Multiple-T Maze by Albino Rats (1931) (3)
Basic Mathematical and Statistical Tables for Psychology and Education. (1968) (3)
Note on Elwood's study of IQ changes. (1953) (2)
Elementary Statistical Theory for Behavior Scientists. (1967) (2)
The study of behavior. (1954) (2)
Review of Primary Mental Abilities . (1939) (2)
McNemar replies to Bass and Angoff. (1976) (2)
Rejoinder to Holzinger's reply to special review of "Twins." (1938) (2)
“General Review and Summary: Opinion‐Attitude Methodology.“Psychological Bulletin 43 289–369, July 1946 (1953) (2)
Statistics can mislead. (1977) (2)
Fundamentals of Behavioral Statistics. (1967) (1)
A tentative scale for the measurement of sexual inversion in males. (1936) (1)
The Second Yearbook of Research and Statistical Methodology Books and Reviews. (1941) (1)
The science of chance. (1951) (1)
Work-Scores vs. Time-Scores (1934) (1)
Review of Multiple-factor analysis. (1948) (1)
Statistical Inference: The Distribution-free Approach. (1970) (1)
Practice and “General” Motor Ability (1936) (1)
CHAPTER 20 – Sampling in Psychological Research† (1966) (0)
Sex temperaments as revealed by the M-F Test. (1936) (0)
Book reviews (1950) (0)
Elements of Statistical Reasoning. (1940) (0)
Response to Crespi's rejoinder and Conrad's reply to appraisal of opinion-attitude methodology. (1947) (0)
Correlation of M-F score with personality and achievement measures. (1936) (0)
Statistical Problems of the Kinsey Report on Sexual Behavior in the Human Male . W. G. Cochran, F. Mosteller, and J. W. Tukey. American Statistical Assoc., Washington, 1954. x + 338 pp. (1955) (0)
Review of Measurement in Psychology. (1937) (0)
Logical aspects of educational measurement. (1939) (0)
Origin of the M-F Test. (1936) (0)
Inferential Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences. (1968) (0)
Case studies of homosexual males. (1936) (0)
Memorial Resolution for Lewis Madison Terman 1877-1956 (1974) (0)
Case notes: Miscellaneous. (1936) (0)
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE POLICY AND PLANNING BOARD OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION:1953: POLICY AND PLANNING BOARD (1953) (0)
Struggle for Basics. (1966) (0)
Some theory of sampling. (1951) (0)
Relation of M-F score to age, education, and intelligence. (1936) (0)
A Programmed Introduction to Statistics. (1966) (0)
Introduction to Statistical Procedures: With Computer Exercises. (1969) (0)
Book Reviews : Statistics: A New Approach. By W. Allen Wallis and Harry V. Roberts. Glencoe, Ill.: The Free Press. I956, Pp. xiii + 646. $6.00 (1956) (0)
Intellectual status at maturity as a criterion for selecting items in preschool tests. (1947) (0)
Relation of M-F score to occupation. (1936) (0)
A goat butts sheep. (1959) (0)
Correlations of M-F score with physical measurements and trait ratings. (1936) (0)
Book reviews (1951) (0)
Extension of the M-F Test to new techniques. (1936) (0)
Distribution-free Statistical Tests. (1969) (0)
Case studies: Masculine and feminine types of delinquent girls. (1936) (0)
Why an Instinct-Hypothesis? (1930) (0)
Introduction to Statistical Analysis and Inference for Psychology and Education. (1967) (0)
Computational Handbook of Statistics. (1968) (0)
Dictionary/Outline of Basic Statistics. (1967) (0)
Please not what, only how. (1963) (0)
A red-faced goat. (1959) (0)
Introduction to statistical analysis. (1969) (0)
Review of Theory of mental tests. (1951) (0)
A first course in statistics. (1942) (0)
Effect of interests on M-F score. (1936) (0)
More on "Different IQ's for the same individual." (1954) (0)
The People Look at Radio . Paul F. Lazarsfeld and Harry Field. Chapel Hill: Univ. North Carolina Press, 1946. Pp. ix + 158. (Illustrated.) $2.50. (1947) (0)
Rationale of the Masculinity-Femininity Test. (1936) (0)
The M-F Test as a whole. (1936) (0)
Review of A first course in statistics: Their use and interpretation in education and psychology and Study manual for a first course in statistics. (1938) (0)
Relation of M-F score to the domestic milieu. (1936) (0)
Specimen set of Terman-McNemar test of mental ability (1941) (0)
The Expected Average Difference Between Individuals Paired at Random (1933) (0)
The measurement of abilities. (1940) (0)
Practice and Change of Function in Substitution Ability (1936) (0)
A First Reader in Statistics. (1968) (0)
Annual Review of Psychology, Volume 8, 1957 (1957) (0)

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