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A Note on Item Analysis and the Criterion of Internal Consistency
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Notes on the Rationale of Item Analysis
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The method of internal consistency for selecting test items.
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Some Properties of the Thurstone Personality Schedule and a Suggested Revision
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The Theory and Construction of the Personality Inventory
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An Examination of a Typical Test of Introversion-Extroversion by Means of the Method of Similar Reactions
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