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George S. Howard

58 works· latest 2018· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-7181-8454

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Is psychology suffering from a replication crisis? What does “failure to replicate” really mean?2015 · 1,009 citations
Culture tales: A narrative approach to thinking, cross-cultural psychology, and psychotherapy.1991 · 630 citations
Response-shift bias: A source of contamination of self-report measures.1979 · 566 citations
Response-Shift Bias1980 · 528 citations
Psychology's contributions to understanding and addressing global climate change.2011 · 481 citations

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The present and future of methodology and statistics in psychology.

The Humanistic Psychologist·2018·1 author

4citations

Is psychology suffering from a replication crisis? What does “failure to replicate” really mean?

American Psychologist·2015·3 authors

1,009citations

The Usefulness of Psychological Research in Creating a Better World

·2014·1 author

0citations

A Philosophy of Science for Cross-Cultural Psychology

Sage eBooks·2012·1 author·chapter

5citations

Psychology's contributions to understanding and addressing global climate change.

American Psychologist·2011·8 authors

481citations

Self-Report: Psychology’s Four-Letter Word

The American Journal of Psychology·2010·2 authors

221citations

What's Wrong with Research Literatures? And how to Make Them Right

Review of General Psychology·2009·7 authors

22citations

Do Research Literatures Give Correct Answers?

Review of General Psychology·2009·5 authors

21citations

Finding and correcting flawed research literatures.

The Humanistic Psychologist·2005·2 authors

15citations

A Tale of Two Approaches

Contemporary Psychology·1998·1 author

2citations

Thirteen Academic Lives

Contemporary Psychology·1996·1 author

0citations

A Science of Meaning-Makers

Contemporary Psychology·1995·1 author

0citations

Why do people say nasty things about self‐reports?

Journal of Organizational Behavior·1994·1 author

273citations

The Tragedy of Maximization

Contemporary Psychology·1994·1 author

9citations

I think I canp I think I canp Reconsidering the place for practice methodologies in psychological research.

Professional Psychology Research and Practice·1993·1 author

26citations

When psychology looks like a "soft" science, it's for good reason!

Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology·1993·1 author

11citations

Why William James Might be Considered the Founder of the Scientist-Practitioner Model

The Counseling Psychologist·1993·1 author

10citations

William James: Closet clinician.

American Psychological Association eBooks·1993·1 author·chapter

0citations

CAN THERE BE A JUST AND MORAL SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONIST PSYCHOLOGY?

Elsevier eBooks·1992·1 author·chapter

4citations

Projecting humanistic values into the future: Freedom and social activism.

The Humanistic Psychologist·1992·1 author

2citations

Converting Discourse Into Evidence

Contemporary Psychology·1992·1 author

0citations

Stop the Presses! I Think My Research Is Pseudoempirical

Psychological Inquiry·1991·1 author

2citations

Culture tales: A narrative approach to thinking, cross-cultural psychology, and psychotherapy.

American Psychologist·1991·1 author

630citations

Thoughts on Meehl's Vision of Psychological Research for the Future

Psychological Inquiry·1990·2 authors

1citations

Predicting human behavior: Comparing idiographic, nomothetic, and agentic methodologies.

Journal of Counseling Psychology·1990·2 authors

21citations

A Second Look at an Emerging Classic

Contemporary Psychology·1989·1 author

0citations

"Something Old—Something New"

Contemporary Psychology·1989·1 author

1citations

A tale of two stories: Excursions into a narrative approach to psychology

·1989·1 author·book

48citations

A Research Strategy For Studying Telic Human Behavior

The Journal of mind and behavior·1989·3 authors

3citations

Performance posting, goal setting, and activity-contingent praise as applied to a university hockey team.

Journal of Applied Psychology·1988·4 authors

74citations

Science, Values, and Teleological Explanations of Human Action

Counseling and Values·1988·1 author

15citations

Reforming methodology in psychological research

The Journal of mind and behavior·1988·3 authors

11citations

In praise of individuality

New Ideas in Psychology·1988·1 author·other

1citations

Research productivity in psychology based on publication in the journals of the American Psychological Association.

American Psychologist·1987·3 authors

277citations

The next steps toward a science of agency.

American Psychologist·1987·2 authors

14citations

A different view of the meaning of the record.

American Psychologist·1986·1 author

0citations

The role of values in the science of psychology.

American Psychologist·1985·1 author

172citations

Construct validity of measures of college teaching effectiveness.

Journal of Educational Psychology·1985·3 authors

118citations

Basic research methods in the social sciences

·1985·1 author·book

52citations

The role of values in the science of psychology.

American Psychologist·1985·1 author

14citations

Methods of Analysis with Response-Shift BIAS

Educational and Psychological Measurement·1984·3 authors

76citations

On Studying Humans

The Counseling Psychologist·1984·1 author

19citations

A meta-analysis of psychotherapy and drug therapy in the treatment of unipolar depression with adults.

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology·1983·3 authors·review

117citations

Toward methodological pluralism.

Journal of Counseling Psychology·1983·1 author

65citations

Research productivity in counseling psychology: An update and generalization study.

Journal of Counseling Psychology·1983·1 author

55citations

Do grades contaminate student evaluations of instruction?

Research in Higher Education·1982·2 authors

72citations

Change Scores—Necessarily Anathema?

Educational and Psychological Measurement·1981·2 authors

44citations

Influence of Subject Response Style Effects on Retrospective Measures

Applied Psychological Measurement·1981·4 authors·Open access

90citations

Effects of mono- versus multiple-operationalization in construct validation efforts.

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology·1981·3 authors

70citations

Is a Behavioral Measure the Best Estimate of Behavioral Parameters? Perhaps Not

Applied Psychological Measurement·1980·4 authors·Open access

63citations

Response-Shift Bias

Evaluation Review·1980·1 author

528citations

Correlation between student satisfaction and grades: A case of mistaken causation?

Journal of Educational Psychology·1980·2 authors

129citations

Evaluating Planned Organizational Change: A Method for Assessing Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Change

Academy of Management Review·1980·3 authors

120citations

Methodological considerations in the evaluation of a teacher-training program.

Journal of Educational Psychology·1980·2 authors

104citations

The Feasibility of Informed Pretests in Attenuating Response-Shift Bias

Applied Psychological Measurement·1979·3 authors·Open access

94citations

INTERNAL INVALIDITY IN STUDIES EMPLOYING SELF‐REPORT INSTRUMENTS: A SUGGESTED REMEDY

Journal of Educational Measurement·1979·3 authors

146citations

Response-shift bias: A source of contamination of self-report measures.

Journal of Applied Psychology·1979·2 authors

566citations

Internal Invalidity in Pretest-Posttest Self-Report Evaluations and a Re-evaluation of Retrospective Pretests

Applied Psychological Measurement·1979·6 authors

462citations