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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1701	1840 BAKAN D THE MYSTERY-MASTERY COMPLEX IN CONTEMPORARY-PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1965; 20 (3): 186-191	1	20	1	5
1702	2055 STARKMAN S PROFESSIONAL MODEL - PARADOX IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1966; 21 (8): 807-&	0	9	0	8
1703	2056 MARQUIS DG, ALLEN TJ COMMUNICATION PATTERNS IN APPLIED TECHNOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1966; 21 (11): 1052-&	8	37	1	20
1704	2311 SCHWITZG.R ELECTRONIC INNOVATION IN BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES - A CALL TO RESPONSIBILITY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1967; 22 (5): 364-&	0	13	0	19
1705	2312 CAMPBELL DT STEREOTYPES AND PERCEPTION OF GROUP DIFFERENCES AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1967; 22 (10): 817-&	9	180	1	64
1706	2893 ALBERT RS GENIUS - PRESENT-DAY STATUS OF CONCEPT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR STUDY OF CREATIVITY AND GIFTEDNESS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1969; 24 (8): 743-&	1	10	2	76
1707	2894 KESSEL FS PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AS PROCLAIMED AND SCIENCE AS PRACTICED - IDENTITY OR DUALISM AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1969; 24 (11): 999-&	6	18	1	37
1708	3206 WOLFF WM A STUDY OF CRITERIA FOR JOURNAL MANUSCRIPTS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1970; 25 (7): 636-&	20	40	1	17
1709	3207 MYERS CR JOURNAL CITATIONS AND SCIENTIFIC EMINENCE IN CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1970; 25 (11): 1041-&	25	133	1	30
1710	3547 WOLMAN BB DOES PSYCHOLOGY NEED ITS OWN PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1971; 26 (10): 877-&	1	12	2	69
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1711	4212 OVER R, SMALLMAN S MAINTENANCE OF INDIVIDUAL VISIBILITY IN PUBLICATION OF COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH BY PSYCHOLOGISTS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1973; 28 (2): 161-166	6	25	3	9
1712	4908 CRONBACH LJ BEYOND 2 DISCIPLINES OF SCIENTIFIC PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1975; 30 (2): 116-127	15	710	2	59
1713	4909 ALBERT RS TOWARD A BEHAVIORAL DEFINITION OF GENIUS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1975; 30 (2): 140-151	6	65	4	72
1714	4910 ELMS AC CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE IN SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1975; 30 (10): 967-976	7	113	2	49
1715	4911 BUSS AR EMERGING FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1975; 30 (10): 988-1002	6	99	3	88
1716	5312 BEVAN W SOUND OF WIND THATS BLOWING AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1976; 31 (7): 481-491	0	28	1	35
1717	5313 SNOW DL, NEWTON PM TASK, SOCIAL-STRUCTURE, AND SOCIAL-PROCESS IN COMMUNITY MENTAL-HEALTH CENTER MOVEMENT AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1976; 31 (8): 582-594	1	22	0	29
1718	5314 LINDSEY D DISTINCTION, ACHIEVEMENT, AND EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIP AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1976; 31 (11): 799-804	24	49	7	37
1719	5725 ALBEE GW PROTESTANT ETHIC, SEX, AND PSYCHOTHERAPY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1977; 32 (2): 150-161	1	55	2	25
1720	5726 CRANDALL R HOW QUALIFIED ARE EDITORS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1977; 32 (7): 578-579	2	5	4	7
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1721	5727 LINDSEY D PARTICIPATION AND INFLUENCE IN PUBLICATION REVIEW PROCEEDINGS - REPLY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1977; 32 (7): 579-586	7	18	6	26
1722	5728 SHAFFER LS GOLDEN FLEECE - ANTI-INTELLECTUALISM AND SOCIAL-SCIENCE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1977; 32 (10): 814-823	1	15	3	43
1723	6128 SARUP G HISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY - RECURRENT ISSUE OF OLD WINE IN NEW BOTTLES AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1978; 33 (5): 478-485	2	13	1	40
1724	6129 GOTTFREDSON SD EVALUATING PSYCHOLOGICAL-RESEARCH REPORTS - DIMENSIONS, RELIABILITY, AND CORRELATES OF QUALITY JUDGMENTS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1978; 33 (10): 920-934	29	83	5	52
1725	6926 CICCHETTI DV RELIABILITY OF REVIEWS FOR THE AMERICAN-PSYCHOLOGIST - A BIOSTATISTICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE DATA AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1980; 35 (3): 300-303	18	43	3	39
1726	6927 DARLEY JM, FAZIO RH EXPECTANCY CONFIRMATION PROCESSES ARISING IN THE SOCAL INTERACTION SEQUENCE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1980; 35 (10): 867-881	88	446	10	96
1727	7308 JAHODA M WORK, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT - VALUES, THEORIES, AND APPROACHES IN SOCIAL-RESEARCH AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (2): 184-191	11	151	2	30
1728	7309 KASWAN J MANIFEST AND LATENT FUNCTIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL-SERVICES AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (3): 290-299	1	7	1	42
1729	7310 OVER R AFFILIATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS ELECTED TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (7): 744-752	1	11	3	15
1730	7311 OVER R REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN ON THE EDITORIAL BOARDS OF PSYCHOLOGY JOURNALS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (8): 885-891	1	17	4	19
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1731	7312 PEPITONE A LESSONS FROM THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (9): 972-985	3	55	4	91
1732	7705 OVER R RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY AND IMPACT OF MALE AND FEMALE PSYCHOLOGISTS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (1): 24-31	5	37	6	20
1733	7706 BRICKMAN P, RABINOWITZ VC, KARUZA J, COATES D, COHN E, et al. MODELS OF HELPING AND COPING AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (4): 368-384	9	403	5	131
1734	7707 WOODWARD WR THE DISCOVERY OF SOCIAL BEHAVIORISM AND SOCIAL-LEARNING THEORY, 1870-1980 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (4): 396-410	0	8	1	121
1735	7708 WATSON JS PUBLICATION DELAYS IN NATURAL AND SOCIAL-BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE JOURNALS - AN INDICATION OF THE PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF A SCIENTIFIC PARADIGM AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (4): 448-449	1	2	1	6
1736	7709 BOOR M THE CITATION IMPACT FACTOR - ANOTHER DUBIOUS INDEX OF JOURNAL QUALITY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (8): 975-977	1	21	2	13
1737	7710 OVER R COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION IN PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (9): 996-1001	6	36	6	25
1738	8091 LEARY DE ON SCIENTIFIC MORALITY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1983; 38 (11): 1253-1253	0	4	1	8
1739	8485 WHITEHURST GJ INTERRATER AGREEMENT FOR JOURNAL MANUSCRIPT REVIEWS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (1): 22-28	20	101	4	27
1740	8486 WEICK KE SMALL WINS - REDEFINING THE SCALE OF SOCIAL-PROBLEMS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (1): 40-49	8	225	3	62
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1741	8487 KRASNER L, HOUTS AC A STUDY OF THE VALUE-SYSTEMS OF BEHAVIORAL-SCIENTISTS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (8): 840-850	3	50	4	91
1742	8488 KLINEBERG O PUBLIC-OPINION AND NUCLEAR-WAR AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (11): 1245-1253	1	27	1	36
1743	8489 ROSENZWEIG S PROCEPTIVE SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (11): 1324-1325	0	0	1	11
1744	8844 MAHONEY MJ OPEN EXCHANGE AND EPISTEMIC PROGRESS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1985; 40 (1): 29-39	21	64	18	106
1745	8845 WITTIG MA METATHEORETICAL DILEMMAS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GENDER AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1985; 40 (7): 800-811	2	43	5	115
1746	8846 CECI SJ, PETERS D, PLOTKIN J HUMAN-SUBJECTS REVIEW, PERSONAL VALUES, AND THE REGULATION OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE RESEARCH AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1985; 40 (9): 994-1002	1	62	6	41
1747	9305 FORSYTH DR, STRONG SR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY - A UNIFICATIONIST VIEW AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1986 FEB; 41 (2): 113-119	0	28	1	52
1748	9653 ZIGLER EF FORMAL SCHOOLING FOR 4-YEAR-OLDS - NO AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1987 MAR; 42 (3): 254-260	0	27	1	63
1749	9680 CRANDALL R WE NEED RESEARCH ON WHAT CONSTITUTES GOOD JOURNAL PAPERS - AND GOOD EDITING - NOT GUESSWORK ON HOW TO IMPROVE MANUSCRIPTS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1987 APR; 42 (4): 407-408	0	4	4	14
1750	10284 STRICKLAND BR INTERNAL-EXTERNAL-CONTROL EXPECTANCIES - FROM CONTINGENCY TO CREATIVITY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1989 JAN; 44 (1): 1-12	2	109	4	228
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1751	10285 DRISKELL JE, OLMSTEAD B PSYCHOLOGY AND THE MILITARY - RESEARCH APPLICATIONS AND TRENDS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1989 JAN; 44 (1): 43-54	0	19	1	49
1752	10329 HOBFOLL SE CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES - A NEW ATTEMPT AT CONCEPTUALIZING STRESS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1989 MAR; 44 (3): 513-524	7	901	2	120
1753	10721 STOKOLS D INSTRUMENTAL AND SPIRITUAL VIEWS OF PEOPLE-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1990 MAY; 45 (5): 641-646	2	48	1	63
1754	11087 ROGLER LH, CORTES DE, MALGADY RG ACCULTURATION AND MENTAL-HEALTH STATUS AMONG HISPANICS - CONVERGENCE AND NEW DIRECTIONS FOR RESEARCH AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1991 JUN; 46 (6): 585-597	8	408	2	71
1755	11158 STAATS AW UNIFIED POSITIVISM AND UNIFICATION PSYCHOLOGY - FAD OR NEW FIELD AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1991 SEP; 46 (9): 899-912	2	82	1	108
1756	11400 RIGER S EPISTEMOLOGICAL DEBATES, FEMINIST VOICES - SCIENCE, SOCIAL VALUES, AND THE STUDY OF WOMEN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1992 JUN; 47 (6): 730-740	4	106	5	119
1757	11805 ROTTON J, LEVITT M, FOOS P CITATION IMPACT, REJECTION RATES, AND JOURNAL VALUE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1993 AUG; 48 (8): 911-912	0	10	2	5
1758	12139 ROGLER LH INTERNATIONAL MIGRATIONS - A FRAMEWORK FOR DIRECTING RESEARCH AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1994 AUG; 49 (8): 701-708	1	71	3	63
1759	12534 STOKOLS D THE PARADOX OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1995 OCT; 50 (10): 821-837	0	47	6	269
1760	12663 Leviton LC Integrating psychology and public health - Challenges and opportunities AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1996 JAN; 51 (1): 42-51	0	20	2	81
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1761	12910 Goldfried MR, Wolfe BE Psychotherapy practice and research - Repairing a strained alliance AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1996 OCT; 51 (10): 1007-1016	0	160	1	66
1762	13320 Higgins ET Beyond pleasure and pain AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1997 DEC; 52 (12): 1280-1300	8	885	4	153
1763	13923 Rogler LH Methodological sources of cultural insensitivity in mental health research AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1999 JUN; 54 (6): 424-433	1	97	4	77
1764	14453 Sampson EE Reinterpreting individualism and collectivism - Their religious roots and monologic versus dialogic person- other relationship AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2000 DEC; 55 (12): 1425-1432	1	36	1	64
1765	15166 Rosenthal R Covert communication in classrooms, clinics, courtrooms, and cubicles AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2002 NOV; 57 (11): 839-849	5	29	2	54
1766	15183 Rogler LH Historical generations and psychology - The case of the Great Depression and World War II AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2002 DEC; 57 (12): 1013-1023	0	10	5	56
1767	15557 Johnson DW Social interdependence: Interrelationships among theory, research, and practice AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2003 NOV; 58 (11): 934-945	0	15	1	56
1768	15949 Clark KB, Chein I, Cook SW The effects of segregation and the consequences of desegregation - A (September 1952) social science statement in the Brown v. board of education of Topeka supreme court case AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2004 SEP; 59 (6): 495-501	1	9	0	56
1769	15950 Weinstein RS, Gregory A, Strambler MJ Intractable self-fulfilling prophecies - Fifty years after Brown v. Board of Education AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2004 SEP; 59 (6): 511-520	1	18	10	95
1770	16206 Ceci SJ, Papierno PB The rhetoric and reality of gap closing - When the "Have-Nots" gain but the "Haves" gain even more AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2005 FEB-MAR; 60 (2): 149-160	1	43	4	46
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1771	17494 Manning R, Levine M, Collins A The Kitty Genovese murder and the social psychology of helping - The parable of the 38 witnesses AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2007 SEP; 62 (6): 555-562	0	15	1	65
1772	17916 Marsh HW, Jayasinghe UW, Bond NW Improving the peer-review process for grant applications - Reliability, validity, bias, and generalizability AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2008 APR; 63 (3): 160-168	6	25	7	35
1773	19331 Vallacher RR, Coleman PT, Nowak A, Bui-Wrzosinska L Rethinking Intractable Conflict The Perspective of Dynamical Systems AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2010 MAY-JUN; 65 (4): 262-278	0	7	2	86
1774	19561 Stroebe W The Graying of Academia Will It Reduce Scientific Productivity? AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2010 OCT; 65 (7): 660-673	0	2	15	63
1775	20137 Tetlock PE, Mellers BA Intelligent Management of Intelligence Agencies Beyond Accountability Ping-Pong AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2011 SEP; 66 (6): 542-554	0	4	4	88
1776	606 BOWRON B, ROSE A, ROSE M LITERATURE AND COVERT CULTURE AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1957; 9 (4): 377-386	2	9	1	16
1777	1472 SAVETH EN THE AMERICAN PATRICIAN CLASS - A FIELD FOR RESEARCH AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1963; 15 (2): 235-252	0	2	4	165
1778	1841 DOHERTY RW RELIGION AND SOCIETY - THE HICKSITE SEPARATION OF 1827 AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1965; 17 (1): 63-80	0	1	3	16
1779	2313 LEWIS ME SLAVERY AND PERSONALITY - FURTHER COMMENT AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1967; 19 (1): 114-121	0	6	1	29
1780	2314 DOHERTY RW STATUS ANXIETY AND AMERICAN REFORM - SOME ALTERNATIVES AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1967; 19 (2): 329-337	1	2	2	30
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1781	2315 TYACK D BUREAUCRACY AND THE COMMON SCHOOL - EXAMPLE OF PORTLAND, OREGON, 1851-1913 AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1967; 19 (3): 475-498	0	19	2	55
1782	2594 MURPHEY MG RELATION BETWEEN SCIENCE AND RELIGION AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1968; 20 (2): 274-295	0	0	1	23
1783	2895 BRIDGES WE WARM HEARTH, COLD WORLD - SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES ON HOUSEHOLD POETS AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1969; 21 (4): 764-779	0	2	0	32
1784	3208 ROUSMANIERE JP CULTURAL HYBRID IN SLUMS - COLLEGE WOMAN AND SETTLEMENT HOUSE, 1889-1894 AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1970; 22 (1): 45-66	0	14	1	62
1785	3209 WISE G AMERICAN CIV AT RAYMOND - CLUSTER ACADEMY AS RADICAL ALTERNATIVE AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1970; 22 (2): 464-488	0	1	1	15
1786	4912 GRELE RJ SURMIZABLE VARIETY - INTERDISCIPLINARITY AND ORAL TESTIMONY AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1975; 27 (3): 275-295	0	8	2	159
1787	4913 HOWE DW AMERICAN VICTORIANISM AS A CULTURE AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1975; 27 (5): 507-532	1	22	3	118
1788	5315 SMITH GS NAVY BEFORE DARWINISM - SCIENCE, EXPLORATION, AND DIPLOMACY IN ANTEBELLUM AMERICA AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1976; 28 (1): 41-55	0	4	1	89
1789	5316 KUKLICK H ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE IN UNITED-STATES AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1976; 28 (1): 124-141	0	9	1	13
1790	5317 TEDLOW RS INTELLECT ON TELEVISION - QUIZ SHOW SCANDALS OF 1950S AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1976; 28 (4): 483-495	0	4	1	34
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1791	6557 SCHMOTTER JW IRONY OF CLERICAL PROFESSIONALISM - NEW-ENGLAND CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS AND THE GREAT AWAKENING AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1979; 31 (2): 148-168	0	5	0	67
1792	6558 CRIPPS T, CULBERT D THE 'NEGRO SOLDIER' (1944) - FILM PROPAGANDA IN BLACK AND WHITE AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1979; 31 (5): 616-640	0	7	1	120
1793	6928 REAL MR MEDIA THEORY - CONTRIBUTIONS TO AN UNDERSTANDING OF AMERICAN MASS-COMMUNICATIONS AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1980; 32 (3): 238-258	1	5	1	80
1794	7711 MCDONALD TJ PUTTING POLITICS BACK INTO THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN-CITY AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1982; 34 (2): 200-209	3	6	1	8
1795	8490 WECHSLER HS THE RATIONALE FOR RESTRICTION - ETHNICITY AND COLLEGE ADMISSION IN AMERICA, 1910-1980 AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1984; 36 (5): 643-667	0	5	1	81
1796	10064 BUENKER JD SOVEREIGN INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIC NETWORKS - POLITICAL CULTURES IN CONFLICT DURING THE PROGRESSIVE-ERA AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1988 JUN; 40 (2): 187-204	1	7	1	129
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Date / Author / Journal

1701

THE MYSTERY-MASTERY COMPLEX IN CONTEMPORARY-PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1965; 20 (3): 186-191

1702

2055 STARKMAN S

PROFESSIONAL MODEL - PARADOX IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1966; 21 (8): 807-&

1703

2056 MARQUIS DG, ALLEN TJ

COMMUNICATION PATTERNS IN APPLIED TECHNOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1966; 21 (11): 1052-&

1704

2311 SCHWITZG.R

ELECTRONIC INNOVATION IN BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES - A CALL TO RESPONSIBILITY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1967; 22 (5): 364-&

1705

2312 CAMPBELL DT

STEREOTYPES AND PERCEPTION OF GROUP DIFFERENCES

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1967; 22 (10): 817-&

180

1706

2893 ALBERT RS

GENIUS - PRESENT-DAY STATUS OF CONCEPT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR STUDY OF CREATIVITY AND GIFTEDNESS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1969; 24 (8): 743-&

1707

2894 KESSEL FS

PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AS PROCLAIMED AND SCIENCE AS PRACTICED - IDENTITY OR DUALISM

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1969; 24 (11): 999-&

1708

3206 WOLFF WM

A STUDY OF CRITERIA FOR JOURNAL MANUSCRIPTS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1970; 25 (7): 636-&

1709

3207 MYERS CR

JOURNAL CITATIONS AND SCIENTIFIC EMINENCE IN CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1970; 25 (11): 1041-&

133

1710

3547 WOLMAN BB

DOES PSYCHOLOGY NEED ITS OWN PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1971; 26 (10): 877-&

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

1711

4212 OVER R, SMALLMAN S

MAINTENANCE OF INDIVIDUAL VISIBILITY IN PUBLICATION OF COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH BY PSYCHOLOGISTS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1973; 28 (2): 161-166

1712

4908 CRONBACH LJ

BEYOND 2 DISCIPLINES OF SCIENTIFIC PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1975; 30 (2): 116-127

710

1713

4909 ALBERT RS

TOWARD A BEHAVIORAL DEFINITION OF GENIUS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1975; 30 (2): 140-151

1714

4910 ELMS AC

CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE IN SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1975; 30 (10): 967-976

113

1715

4911 BUSS AR

EMERGING FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1975; 30 (10): 988-1002

1716

5312 BEVAN W

SOUND OF WIND THATS BLOWING

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1976; 31 (7): 481-491

1717

5313 SNOW DL, NEWTON PM

TASK, SOCIAL-STRUCTURE, AND SOCIAL-PROCESS IN COMMUNITY MENTAL-HEALTH CENTER MOVEMENT

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1976; 31 (8): 582-594

1718

5314 LINDSEY D

DISTINCTION, ACHIEVEMENT, AND EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIP

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1976; 31 (11): 799-804

1719

5725 ALBEE GW

PROTESTANT ETHIC, SEX, AND PSYCHOTHERAPY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1977; 32 (2): 150-161

1720

5726 CRANDALL R

HOW QUALIFIED ARE EDITORS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1977; 32 (7): 578-579

Date / Author / Journal

1721

PARTICIPATION AND INFLUENCE IN PUBLICATION REVIEW PROCEEDINGS - REPLY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1977; 32 (7): 579-586

1722

5728 SHAFFER LS

GOLDEN FLEECE - ANTI-INTELLECTUALISM AND SOCIAL-SCIENCE

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1977; 32 (10): 814-823

1723

6128 SARUP G

HISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY - RECURRENT ISSUE OF OLD WINE IN NEW BOTTLES

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1978; 33 (5): 478-485

1724

6129 GOTTFREDSON SD

EVALUATING PSYCHOLOGICAL-RESEARCH REPORTS - DIMENSIONS, RELIABILITY, AND CORRELATES OF QUALITY JUDGMENTS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1978; 33 (10): 920-934

1725

6926 CICCHETTI DV

RELIABILITY OF REVIEWS FOR THE AMERICAN-PSYCHOLOGIST - A BIOSTATISTICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE DATA

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1980; 35 (3): 300-303

1726

6927 DARLEY JM, FAZIO RH

EXPECTANCY CONFIRMATION PROCESSES ARISING IN THE SOCAL INTERACTION SEQUENCE

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1980; 35 (10): 867-881

446

1727

7308 JAHODA M

WORK, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT - VALUES, THEORIES, AND APPROACHES IN SOCIAL-RESEARCH

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (2): 184-191

151

1728

7309 KASWAN J

MANIFEST AND LATENT FUNCTIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL-SERVICES

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (3): 290-299

1729

7310 OVER R

AFFILIATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS ELECTED TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (7): 744-752

1730

7311 OVER R

REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN ON THE EDITORIAL BOARDS OF PSYCHOLOGY JOURNALS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (8): 885-891

Date / Author / Journal

1731

LESSONS FROM THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1981; 36 (9): 972-985

1732

7705 OVER R

RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY AND IMPACT OF MALE AND FEMALE PSYCHOLOGISTS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (1): 24-31

1733

7706 BRICKMAN P, RABINOWITZ VC, KARUZA J, COATES D, COHN E, et al.

MODELS OF HELPING AND COPING

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (4): 368-384

403

131

1734

7707 WOODWARD WR

THE DISCOVERY OF SOCIAL BEHAVIORISM AND SOCIAL-LEARNING THEORY, 1870-1980

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (4): 396-410

121

1735

7708 WATSON JS

PUBLICATION DELAYS IN NATURAL AND SOCIAL-BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE JOURNALS - AN INDICATION OF THE PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF A SCIENTIFIC PARADIGM

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (4): 448-449

1736

7709 BOOR M

THE CITATION IMPACT FACTOR - ANOTHER DUBIOUS INDEX OF JOURNAL QUALITY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (8): 975-977

1737

7710 OVER R

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION IN PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1982; 37 (9): 996-1001

1738

8091 LEARY DE

ON SCIENTIFIC MORALITY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1983; 38 (11): 1253-1253

1739

8485 WHITEHURST GJ

INTERRATER AGREEMENT FOR JOURNAL MANUSCRIPT REVIEWS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (1): 22-28

101

1740

8486 WEICK KE

SMALL WINS - REDEFINING THE SCALE OF SOCIAL-PROBLEMS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (1): 40-49

225

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LCR

1741

8487 KRASNER L, HOUTS AC

A STUDY OF THE VALUE-SYSTEMS OF BEHAVIORAL-SCIENTISTS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (8): 840-850

1742

8488 KLINEBERG O

PUBLIC-OPINION AND NUCLEAR-WAR

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (11): 1245-1253

1743

8489 ROSENZWEIG S

PROCEPTIVE SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1984; 39 (11): 1324-1325

1744

8844 MAHONEY MJ

OPEN EXCHANGE AND EPISTEMIC PROGRESS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1985; 40 (1): 29-39

106

1745

8845 WITTIG MA

METATHEORETICAL DILEMMAS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GENDER

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1985; 40 (7): 800-811

115

1746

8846 CECI SJ, PETERS D, PLOTKIN J

HUMAN-SUBJECTS REVIEW, PERSONAL VALUES, AND THE REGULATION OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE RESEARCH

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1985; 40 (9): 994-1002

1747

9305 FORSYTH DR, STRONG SR

THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY - A UNIFICATIONIST VIEW

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1986 FEB; 41 (2): 113-119

1748

9653 ZIGLER EF

FORMAL SCHOOLING FOR 4-YEAR-OLDS - NO

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1987 MAR; 42 (3): 254-260

1749

9680 CRANDALL R

WE NEED RESEARCH ON WHAT CONSTITUTES GOOD JOURNAL PAPERS - AND GOOD EDITING - NOT GUESSWORK ON HOW TO IMPROVE MANUSCRIPTS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1987 APR; 42 (4): 407-408

1750

10284 STRICKLAND BR

INTERNAL-EXTERNAL-CONTROL EXPECTANCIES - FROM CONTINGENCY TO CREATIVITY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1989 JAN; 44 (1): 1-12

109

228

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

1751

10285 DRISKELL JE, OLMSTEAD B

PSYCHOLOGY AND THE MILITARY - RESEARCH APPLICATIONS AND TRENDS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1989 JAN; 44 (1): 43-54

1752

10329 HOBFOLL SE

CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES - A NEW ATTEMPT AT CONCEPTUALIZING STRESS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1989 MAR; 44 (3): 513-524

901

120

1753

10721 STOKOLS D

INSTRUMENTAL AND SPIRITUAL VIEWS OF PEOPLE-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONS

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1990 MAY; 45 (5): 641-646

1754

11087 ROGLER LH, CORTES DE, MALGADY RG

ACCULTURATION AND MENTAL-HEALTH STATUS AMONG HISPANICS - CONVERGENCE AND NEW DIRECTIONS FOR RESEARCH

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1991 JUN; 46 (6): 585-597

408

1755

11158 STAATS AW

UNIFIED POSITIVISM AND UNIFICATION PSYCHOLOGY - FAD OR NEW FIELD

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1991 SEP; 46 (9): 899-912

108

1756

11400 RIGER S

EPISTEMOLOGICAL DEBATES, FEMINIST VOICES - SCIENCE, SOCIAL VALUES, AND THE STUDY OF WOMEN

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1992 JUN; 47 (6): 730-740

106

119

1757

11805 ROTTON J, LEVITT M, FOOS P

CITATION IMPACT, REJECTION RATES, AND JOURNAL VALUE

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1993 AUG; 48 (8): 911-912

1758

12139 ROGLER LH

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATIONS - A FRAMEWORK FOR DIRECTING RESEARCH

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1994 AUG; 49 (8): 701-708

1759

12534 STOKOLS D

THE PARADOX OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1995 OCT; 50 (10): 821-837

269

1760

12663 Leviton LC

Integrating psychology and public health - Challenges and opportunities

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1996 JAN; 51 (1): 42-51

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

1761

12910 Goldfried MR, Wolfe BE

Psychotherapy practice and research - Repairing a strained alliance

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1996 OCT; 51 (10): 1007-1016

160

1762

13320 Higgins ET

Beyond pleasure and pain

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1997 DEC; 52 (12): 1280-1300

885

153

1763

13923 Rogler LH

Methodological sources of cultural insensitivity in mental health research

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1999 JUN; 54 (6): 424-433

1764

14453 Sampson EE

Reinterpreting individualism and collectivism - Their religious roots and monologic versus dialogic person- other relationship

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2000 DEC; 55 (12): 1425-1432

1765

15166 Rosenthal R

Covert communication in classrooms, clinics, courtrooms, and cubicles

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2002 NOV; 57 (11): 839-849

1766

15183 Rogler LH

Historical generations and psychology - The case of the Great Depression and World War II

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2002 DEC; 57 (12): 1013-1023

1767

15557 Johnson DW

Social interdependence: Interrelationships among theory, research, and practice

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2003 NOV; 58 (11): 934-945

1768

15949 Clark KB, Chein I, Cook SW

The effects of segregation and the consequences of desegregation - A (September 1952) social science statement in the Brown v. board of education of Topeka supreme court case

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2004 SEP; 59 (6): 495-501

1769

15950 Weinstein RS, Gregory A, Strambler MJ

Intractable self-fulfilling prophecies - Fifty years after Brown v. Board of Education

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2004 SEP; 59 (6): 511-520

1770

16206 Ceci SJ, Papierno PB

The rhetoric and reality of gap closing - When the "Have-Nots" gain but the "Haves" gain even more

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2005 FEB-MAR; 60 (2): 149-160

Date / Author / Journal

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GCS

LCR

1771

17494 Manning R, Levine M, Collins A

The Kitty Genovese murder and the social psychology of helping - The parable of the 38 witnesses

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2007 SEP; 62 (6): 555-562

1772

17916 Marsh HW, Jayasinghe UW, Bond NW

Improving the peer-review process for grant applications - Reliability, validity, bias, and generalizability

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2008 APR; 63 (3): 160-168

1773

19331 Vallacher RR, Coleman PT, Nowak A, Bui-Wrzosinska L

Rethinking Intractable Conflict The Perspective of Dynamical Systems

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2010 MAY-JUN; 65 (4): 262-278

1774

19561 Stroebe W

The Graying of Academia Will It Reduce Scientific Productivity?

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2010 OCT; 65 (7): 660-673

1775

20137 Tetlock PE, Mellers BA

Intelligent Management of Intelligence Agencies Beyond Accountability Ping-Pong

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 2011 SEP; 66 (6): 542-554

1776

606 BOWRON B, ROSE A, ROSE M

LITERATURE AND COVERT CULTURE

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1957; 9 (4): 377-386

1777

1472 SAVETH EN

THE AMERICAN PATRICIAN CLASS - A FIELD FOR RESEARCH

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1963; 15 (2): 235-252

165

1778

1841 DOHERTY RW

RELIGION AND SOCIETY - THE HICKSITE SEPARATION OF 1827

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1965; 17 (1): 63-80

1779

2313 LEWIS ME

SLAVERY AND PERSONALITY - FURTHER COMMENT

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1967; 19 (1): 114-121

1780

2314 DOHERTY RW

STATUS ANXIETY AND AMERICAN REFORM - SOME ALTERNATIVES

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1967; 19 (2): 329-337

Date / Author / Journal

1781

BUREAUCRACY AND THE COMMON SCHOOL - EXAMPLE OF PORTLAND, OREGON, 1851-1913

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1967; 19 (3): 475-498

1782

2594 MURPHEY MG

RELATION BETWEEN SCIENCE AND RELIGION

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1968; 20 (2): 274-295

1783

2895 BRIDGES WE

WARM HEARTH, COLD WORLD - SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES ON HOUSEHOLD POETS

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1969; 21 (4): 764-779

1784

3208 ROUSMANIERE JP

CULTURAL HYBRID IN SLUMS - COLLEGE WOMAN AND SETTLEMENT HOUSE, 1889-1894

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1970; 22 (1): 45-66

1785

3209 WISE G

AMERICAN CIV AT RAYMOND - CLUSTER ACADEMY AS RADICAL ALTERNATIVE

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1970; 22 (2): 464-488

1786

4912 GRELE RJ

SURMIZABLE VARIETY - INTERDISCIPLINARITY AND ORAL TESTIMONY

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1975; 27 (3): 275-295

159

1787

4913 HOWE DW

AMERICAN VICTORIANISM AS A CULTURE

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1975; 27 (5): 507-532

118

1788

5315 SMITH GS

NAVY BEFORE DARWINISM - SCIENCE, EXPLORATION, AND DIPLOMACY IN ANTEBELLUM AMERICA

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1976; 28 (1): 41-55

1789

5316 KUKLICK H

ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE IN UNITED-STATES

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1976; 28 (1): 124-141

1790

5317 TEDLOW RS

INTELLECT ON TELEVISION - QUIZ SHOW SCANDALS OF 1950S

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1976; 28 (4): 483-495

Date / Author / Journal

1791

IRONY OF CLERICAL PROFESSIONALISM - NEW-ENGLAND CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS AND THE GREAT AWAKENING

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1979; 31 (2): 148-168

1792

6558 CRIPPS T, CULBERT D

THE 'NEGRO SOLDIER' (1944) - FILM PROPAGANDA IN BLACK AND WHITE

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1979; 31 (5): 616-640

120

1793

6928 REAL MR

MEDIA THEORY - CONTRIBUTIONS TO AN UNDERSTANDING OF AMERICAN MASS-COMMUNICATIONS

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1980; 32 (3): 238-258

1794

7711 MCDONALD TJ

PUTTING POLITICS BACK INTO THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN-CITY

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1982; 34 (2): 200-209

1795

8490 WECHSLER HS

THE RATIONALE FOR RESTRICTION - ETHNICITY AND COLLEGE ADMISSION IN AMERICA, 1910-1980

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1984; 36 (5): 643-667

1796

10064 BUENKER JD

SOVEREIGN INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIC NETWORKS - POLITICAL CULTURES IN CONFLICT DURING THE PROGRESSIVE-ERA

AMERICAN QUARTERLY. 1988 JUN; 40 (2): 187-204

129

1797

12709 Bozeman B, Scott P

Bureaucratic red tape and formalization: Untangling conceptual knots

AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. 1996 MAR; 26 (1): 1-17

1798

12872 Brady FN, Woller GM

Administration ethics and judgments of utility: Reconciling the competing theories

AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. 1996 SEP; 26 (3): 309-326

1799

15120 Wang XH

Assessing administrative accountability - Results from a national survey

AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. 2002 SEP; 32 (3): 350-370

1800

1302 [Anon]

ARMS, POLICIES AND GAMES - A BIBLIOGRAPHY

AMERICAN SCHOLAR. 1962; 31 (1): 102-107

109

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