The purpose of the present study is to reevaluate Festinger's similarity hypothesis and to investigate the relative strengths of the desire to compare with similar others and the desire to compare with those who are best off. (Author)

The author examines the contributions of twelve texts in abnormal psychology. Prominent themes within the sample were children's disorders and functional psychoses. (Author/DE)

The main purpose of this paper is to describe and discuss the mechanism and properties of a computer program which can achieve an analogous segmentation of letter strings on punched cards. (Author)

What a person likes or dislikes not only suggests what he or she will do, but also what kind of person he or she is. (Editor)

This article proposes a theoretical framework for accommodating psychological aspects of incentive relationships. (Author)

This paper presents a theoretical account of certain aspects of sentence comprehension, particulary the processes involved in deciding if a sentence is true or false. (Editor)

The present paper asked whether certain sources of short-term forgetting, proactive interference and interpolated task difficulty, exerted their influences in STS, LTS, or both. (Author/RK)

Recognition accuracy in a tachistoscopic identification task typically declines as the size of the set from which the target was selected increases. Article investigated whether set size had its effect through selective encoding from iconic store. (Editor/RK)

Author recommended that anyone wanting to assess the current state of "cognitive psychology" should read this book from cover to cover. Specifically, he charged that it revealed the current state of the discipline and the scientific attitudes of its practitioners. (Author/RK)

Author answered critical evaluation of his book, "Encounter Groups: First Facts" Lieberman, Yalom, & Miles, [Basic Books, 1973]. (RK)

Article sought to bring attention to a convergence on 14 constructs measured by four personality inventories. (Author/RK)

Author concentrated on a neglected area of psychopathology, that of the major abnormalities that cannot be readily classified as either neurotic or psychotic. (Author/RK)

This study investigated the factorial composition of responses to the Life Style Analysis (LSA) in two normal and four clinical groups. (Author)

The present study was conducted to ascertain whether the Sc-O Scale successfully could continue to identify brain-damaged individuals and differentiate them from schizophrenics. (Author)

The purpose of the present investigation was to cross-validate different self-report measures of depression on normal populations from different ethnic and cultural traditions in order to examine these questions more closely. (Author)