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Steve Blinkhorn

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Cognitive Psychology

#701

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#737

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Bachelors Psychology University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Stephen F. Blinkhorn, CPsychol, FBPsS is a British occupational psychologist and psychometrician , who continues to contribute to psychology and psychometric testing. Blinkhorn is known for publishing a number of papers, many of which have taken the form of book reviews for Nature magazine, including: 'Willow, Titwillow, Titwillow' ; 'What skulduggery?' ; and 'A gender bender' . Other papers have argued about the inappropriate use of the Rasch model, and the misuse of personality tests.

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Steve Blinkhorn's Published Works

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The writing is on the wall (1993) (182)
Spuriouser and spuriouser: The use of ipsative personality tests (1988) (148)
Averaged evoked responses and psychometric intelligence (1982) (76)
Intelligence: A gender bender (2005) (73)
The insignificance of personality testing (1990) (60)
Past imperfect, future conditional: Fifty years of test theory (1997) (33)
Reliability, homogeneity and the construct validity of Cattell's 16PF (1981) (21)
A dose of vitamins and a pinch of salt (1991) (15)
Burt and the early history of factor analysis (1995) (12)
Neuroscience: Of mice and mentality (2003) (10)
The Rasch Model Still Does Not Fit (1982) (9)
Dispatched from the trenches (1985) (5)
Symmetry as destiny — taking a balanced view of IQ (1997) (4)
Is there a sex difference in IQ scores? (Reply) (2006) (4)
How to win a Nobel prize (1989) (3)
Was Burt stitched up? (1989) (3)
Is meta better? (1998) (3)
Willow, titwillow, titwillow! (1994) (2)
What skulduggery? (1982) (2)
Graphology. The writing is on the wall. (1993) (1)
Living with the moose (1998) (1)
The IQ agony aunt (1981) (1)
Psychometrics at the trot (1985) (1)
Assessing Management Potential (1987) (1)
A re-examination and attempted replication of the structure of cattells sixteen personality factor questionnaire. (1979) (0)
Exponent of the exponential (2004) (0)
Testing times (1991) (0)
Extrasensory deceptions (1993) (0)
Rhine maidens (1988) (0)
Yes, but what's it for? (2001) (0)
' S Most orthodox heresy : Jensen on IQ Inyths (2004) (0)
The counting-house called to account (2000) (0)
Unfair cops? (1993) (0)
3.11 News & Views 031 CDS (2005) (0)
One knock for "no" (1987) (0)
TESTING TIMES. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1991) (0)
Early US immigrants were tested for cognitive impairment, not IQ (2019) (0)
Scent of semi-science (1985) (0)
Neural counterpoint (1983) (0)
Psychology in the real world? (2006) (0)
Most orthodox heresy: Jensen on IQ myths (1980) (0)
Little Hans, clever Hans and big Hans (1990) (0)

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