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Individual Difference Relations in Psychometric and Experimental Cognitive Tasks
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Reasoning with Determinate and Indeterminate Linear Syllogisms.
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Claims, Counterclaims, and Components: A Countercritique of Componential Analysis.
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Interaction and Analogy in the Comprehension and Appreciation of Metaphors
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Intelligence and Nonentrenchment
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Nothing Fails Like Success: The Search for an Intelligent Paradigm for Studying Intelligence.
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Properties of Cross-Entropy Minimization.
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Topicalization Effects in Memory for Technical Prose.
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People's Conceptions of Intelligence.
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Natural Language Processing Applied to Navy Tactical Messages.
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An Aptitude-Strategy Interaction in Linear Syllogistic Reasoning.
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Ability, Involvement and Climate as Multiple and Interactive Predictors of Performance.
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Abstract: Student ability, involvement in the class, and classroom climate created by the instructor activities were examined as multiple and interactive predictors of course performance for 915 students in 74 sections of a mathematics course. Climate was defined in two ways: (1) as individual perceptions and (2) as shared perceptions. Two parallel analyses were conducted using the two definitions of climate. Each analysis resulted in ability, involvement and climate contributing unique variance in the prediction of student examination performance on a common exam. Climate dimensions contributing to performance were coordination of class activities, instructor skill, and the extent of critical demands (a negative relationship). The most significant difference between the two analyses was the appearance of a significant ability X coordination interaction in the analysis using shared climate perceptions. This difference was interpreted to be result of a confounding of the interaction in the individual perceptions of coordination. The relationship between the interaction and predictive accuracy was explored. (Author)
Keyword: *SKILLS; INTERACTIONS; PE61153N; PERFORMANCE(HUMAN); PREDICTIONS; Psychology; STUDENTS; WUNR151375
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Minimum Cross-Entropy Spectral Analysis.
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Intelligence as an Information Processing Concept.
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Intelligence Tests in the Year 2000: What Forms Will They Take and What Purposes Will They Serve.
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The Role of Global Topics and Sentence Topics in the Construction of Passage Macrostructure.
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Initial Mention as a Cue to the Main Idea and the Main Item of a Technical Passage.
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The Foundations of Verbal Comprehension.
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Aptness in Metaphor.
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Metaphor, Induction, and Social Policy: The Convergence of Macroscopic and Microscopic Views.
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