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Dynamic central scotometry.
Compatibility effects in a two-hand cranking task.
An empirical approach to criterion specification in general business.
Scaling assumptions underlying weighting in job-classification systems.
Response tendencies in the SVIB: The popular, the rare, and the socially desirable.
A projective study of attitudes toward continuing education.
Characteristic pace as determined by the use of a tracking treadmill.
It was found that when subjects walked on a tracking treadmill under a 'comfortable-but-determined' (C-D) walking instructional set for a minimum of 30 min on each of three testing days: (1) subjects demonstrated a characteristic C-D pace that was stable on any given day; (2) subjects' C-D pace differed statistically from each other (P < 0.001); and (3) subjects' C-D pace measures were most reliable between testing days 2 and 3 (P < 0.01).