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PROFESSOR H. F. ADAMS AND THE TWO-FACTOR THEORY OF ABILITY.

The article comments on the paper "An Objectivity-subjectivity Ratio for Scales of Measurement," by H. F. Adams in a 1930 issue of "The Journal of Social Psychology." It is argued that whether or not Adams' approach of differentiating between subjective and objective scales will be found to be usefu...

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Publicado en:Journal of Applied Psychology Vol. 16; no. 4; pp. 374 - 382
Autor principal: Thouless, Robert H.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: American Psychological Association Aug32
Materias:
Learning ability testing
Educational tests & measurements
Adams, H. F.
Objective tests
Psychometrics
Psychological tests for children
General factor (Psychology)
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Sumario:The article comments on the paper "An Objectivity-subjectivity Ratio for Scales of Measurement," by H. F. Adams in a 1930 issue of "The Journal of Social Psychology." It is argued that whether or not Adams' approach of differentiating between subjective and objective scales will be found to be useful and valid, his results have no effect whatsoever on the theory of general ability.