Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Detection of Suicidal Patients - An Example of Some Limitations in the Prediction of Infrequent Events,1954,18,6,397-403,Rosen
Accident Proneness in Attempted Suicide and in Automobile Accident Victims,1964,28,1,79-82,Preston
An Attempt to Employ A Sentence Completion Test for the Detection of Psychiatric Patients With Suicidal Ideas,1960,24,2,156-160,Efron
Cross-Validation of A Rorschach Checklist Associated With Suicidal Tendencies,1961,25,4,312,Weiner
Dichotomous Evaluations in Suicidal Individuals,1961,25,5,445,Neuringer
Methodological Problems in Suicide Research,1962,26,3,273,Neuringer
Rigid Thinking in Suicidal Individuals,1964,28,1,54-58,Neuringer
A note on the intelligence of delinquents at Indiana Boys School,1948,12,1,58,Wedeking
Rorschach movement responses following motor inhibition and hyperactivity,1952,16,5,359-364,Singer
The identification and measurement of predispositional factors in crime and delinquency,1952,16,3,207-212,Gough
Performance of brain-injured and familial mental defectives on the Bender Gestalt test,1952,16,1,61-64,Bensberg
Follow-up study of ten-year-old boys with police records,1953,17,4,309-313,Wattenberg
Implications of the performance of delinquent girls on the Rosenzweig picture-frustration study,1954,18,6,414,Vane
Detection of suicidal patients: an example of some limitations in the prediction of infrequent events,1954,18,6,397-403,Rosen
Classification of suicidal patients,1954,18,5,359-362,Simon
The relation ship between motor cognitive inhibition,1954,18,5,355-358,Levine
Motor and fantasy correlates of Rorschach human movement responses,1954,18,5,325-331,Singer
Wechsler-Bellevue performance of delinquent and nondelinquent girls,1954,18,3,221-225,Vane
Delinquent vs. nondelinquent performance on the Porteus qualitative maze test,1954,18,1,71-73,Docter
Base rate and the Archimedes spiral illusion,1957,21,5,435-437,Gynther
The role-taking hypothesis in delinquency,1957,21,5,386-390,Reed
Perceptions of significant family and environmental relationships in aggressive and withdrawn children,1957,21,5,381-385,Shapiro
Differential qualitative performance of delinquents on the Porteus maze,1957,21,4,351-353,Fooks
The use of multivariate statistical analysis of Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory scores in the classification of delinquent and nondelinquent high school boys,1958,22,1,17-23,Rempel
The interpretation of three personality factors in juvenile delinquency,1960,24,,555,Quay
Perceptual-motor development in children retarded in reading ability,1960,24,,427-431,Lachmann
Interaction of brain injury with peripheral vision and set,1961,25,,543-548,Williams
The relationship between future time perspective time. estimation and impulse control in a group of young offenders and in a control group,1961,25,,470-475,Siegman
Dichotomous evaluations in suicidal individuals,1961,25,,445-449,Neuringer
Cross-validation of a Rorschach checklist associated with suicidal tendencies,1961,25,,312-315,Weiner
A comparison of social and solitary male delinquents,1961,25,,293-295,Johnson
Hostility expression among delinquents of minority and majority groups,1961,25,,216-220,Swickard
TAT and MMPI psychopath deviant scale differences between delinquent and nondelinquent adolescents,1963,27,,370,Silver
Delinquents' perceptions of their parents,1965,29,6,592-593,Medinnus
Manifest aggression: MMPI correlates in normal boys,1965,29,5,446-454,Butcher
Intellectual performance of three delinquent groups of different ethnic origin,1965,29,,282,Wenk
Changes in the perception interpersonal relationships in successfully treated adolescent delinquent boys,1965,29,,213-217,Shore
Interaction of fear and guilt in inhibiting unacceptable behavior,1965,29,,161-167,Mosher
Suicide sleep and death: some possible interrelations among cessation interruption and continuation phenomena,1964,28,,95-106,Shneidman
Accident-proneness in attempted suicide and in automobile accident victims,1964,28,,79-82,Preston
Rigid thinking in suicidal individuals,1964,28,,54-58,Neuringer
Differences in visual perception and in visual-motor functioning between psychotic and nonpsychotic children,1964,28,,41-45,Safrin
Methodological problems in suicide research,1962,26,,273-278,Neuringer
Frustration and the perception of aggressive animals,1962,26,,287,Lucas
A technique for the study of psychodynamic relationships: the effects of subliminally presented aggressive stimuli on the production of pathological thinking in a schizophrenic population,1966,30,2,103-111,Silverman
Physique and motivation,1966,30,5,408-414,Cortés
Reported maternal and paternal behaviors of solitary and social delinquents,1967,31,4,420-422,Johnson
Predicting institutional and postrelease adjustment of delinquent boys,1967,31,4,377-381,Pacht
Personality characteristics of young male narcotic addicts,1967,31,5,536-538,Gilbert
Integrative Behavior in Adolescent Boys as a Function of Delinquency and Race,1967,31,5,471-476 Juvenile Delinquency Juvenile Male Juvenile Offender Male Offender Delinquency Causes Racial,Bixenstine
An Inventory of Assessing Different Kinds of Hostility,1957,21,,343-349 Survey Instrument Hostility,Buss
Critical factors in educational placement,1938,2,3,71,Street
Interpreting psychological data to those who must use them in industry,1940,4,3,106-110,Moore
Selection tests for aviation mechanics,1940,4,3,104-105,Harrell
Social psychology of adolescence (Book review),1940,4,2,76-77,Averill
Overcoming geographic disorientation,1940,4,2,66-68,Gregg
I.Q. and mental deficiency,1940,4,2,53-61,Doll
Applied psychology comes of age,1940,4,1,1-9,Paterson
The art and technology which deals with the adjustment problems of human beings,1939,3,6,170-176,Teagarden
Mental measurement in effector disorders,1939,3,6,165-169,Wells
Suggested regulations for the employment of psychologists by a public agency,1939,3,5,160-161,English
Training needs in relation to problems of counseling in elementary and high schools,1939,3,5,147-152,Anderson
The training of psychological counsellors: Needed emphases in relation to work with young children,1939,3,5,144-146,Rust
The personality inventory as an aid in the diagnosis of psychopathic inferiors,1939,3,4,112-117,Hathaway
The status of applied psychology in England,1939,3,3,76-79,Cattell
The selection of men for the Nebraska Safety Patrol,1939,3,2,57-64,Bittner
Mental health problems in college,1939,3,2,41-48,O'Shea
Recent approaches to the study of the preschool child. III. Influence of parental attitudes upon child behavior,1939,3,1,34-36,Updegraff
Illumination standards for effective and comfortable vision,1939,3,1,11-20,Tinker
Recent approaches to the study of the preschool child. II. Some comments on the concept of "aggression.",1938,2,6,187-189,Updegraff
The duties of a school psychologist,1938,2,6,180-183,Barker
The social adjustment of the exceptional child of borderline mentality,1938,2,6,169-175,Murphy
Recent approaches to the study of the pre-school child. I. Indirect and "projective" methods,1938,2,5,159-161,Updegraff
Age performance relationships among accident-repeater automobile drivers,1938,2,5,143-148,Forbes
Non-verbal intelligence tests,1938,2,4,122-123,Strang
Our changing concept of intelligence,1938,2,4,97-107,Wellman
The FELS Rating Scale Project,1938,2,3,88,Champney
Mental development of children in foster homes,1938,2,2,33-43,Skeels
Organization of the American Association of Applied Psychologists,1938,2,1,7-16,English
Review of "Preventing crime",1937,1,5,87-88,Burr
Growth of psychological service in Chicago public schools,1937,1,5,80,Indicated
The importance of studying mental deviates,1937,1,5,73-75,Hollingworth
Determination of the Heinis personal constant,1937,1,4,57-61,Voss
Psychological service at the Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations,1937,1,3,49,Brousseau
Factors which contribute to undesirable overt behavior,1937,1,3,41-48,Mathews
Research in progress at the Vineland laboratory,1937,1,2,29-32,Doll
The future of educational psychology,1937,1,1,6-8,Gates
The future of consulting psychology,1937,1,1,12-13,Link
The future of industrial psychology,1937,1,1,9-11,Bingham
The future of clinical psychology,1937,1,1,4-5,Woodworth