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John G. Darley

22 works· latest 2004· 1 institutionscluster: provisional

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Vocational Interest Measurement: Theory and Practice1957 · 91 citations
Clinical aspects and interpretation of the strong vocational interest blank1941 · 79 citations
Intelligence and cultural differences.1952 · 76 citations
The dynamics of vocational adjustment.1943 · 44 citations
Men, Women, and Jobs1938 · 25 citations

Works

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Opening address: Psychology: Science? Profession?

American Psychological Association eBooks·2004·1 author·chapter

0citations

Gaining Traction for Psychology in the Public Arena

APS observer·2002·1 author

4citations

The Tradition of Experimentalism in Psychology

APS observer·2001·1 author

0citations

Obituary: Edmund Griffith Williamson (1900-1979).

American Psychologist·1979·1 author·other

0citations

A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing

Contemporary Psychology·1971·1 author

3citations

FILLMORE H. SANFORD 1914–1967

Contemporary Psychology·1968·1 author

0citations

1917: A journal is born.

Journal of Applied Psychology

Edward Kellogg Strong, Jr., 1884-1963.

Journal of Applied Psychology·1964·1 author

19citations

A Letter of Marque

Contemporary Psychology·1961·1 author

0citations

Vocational Interest Measurement: Theory and Practice

The American Journal of Psychology·1957·2 authors

91citations

Psychology and the Office of Naval Research: A decade of development.

American Psychologist·1957·1 author

12citations

James Pertice Porter, 1873-1956.

Journal of Applied Psychology·1957·1 author

5citations

Intelligence and cultural differences.

Journal of Applied Psychology·1952·1 author

76citations

The Development of a Test for Selecting Research Personnel.

Journal of the American Statistical Association·1951·2 authors

7citations

The dynamics of vocational adjustment.

Psychological Bulletin·1943·1 author

44citations

Counseling On the Basis of Interest Measurement

Educational and Psychological Measurement·1941·1 author

5citations

A preliminary study of relations between attitude, adjustment, and vocational interest tests.

Journal of Educational Psychology·1938·1 author

24citations

Men, Women, and Jobs

Southern Economic Journal·1938·2 authors

25citations

Tested maladjustment related to clinically diagnosed maladjustment.

Journal of Applied Psychology·1937·1 author

9citations