1946
DOI: 10.1037/11230-000
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Industrial psychology.

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“…It is interesting to note that whereas all of the studies to date in which the stereoscopic perception of 3-D shape has been evaluated have shown significant effects of age, the studies in which stereoacuity and aging have been evaluated have had mixed and contradictory results. For example, whereas many studies have shown that stereoacuity declines with age (Bell et al, 1972;Brown et al, 1993;HaegerstromPortnoy et al, 1999;Jani, 1966;Wright & Wormald, 1992), many other, similar studies have shown no deterioration in stereoacuity with increases in age (Greene & Madden, 1987;Hofstetter & Bertsch, 1976;Tiffin, 1952;Yekta, Pickwell, & Jenkins, 1989).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is interesting to note that whereas all of the studies to date in which the stereoscopic perception of 3-D shape has been evaluated have shown significant effects of age, the studies in which stereoacuity and aging have been evaluated have had mixed and contradictory results. For example, whereas many studies have shown that stereoacuity declines with age (Bell et al, 1972;Brown et al, 1993;HaegerstromPortnoy et al, 1999;Jani, 1966;Wright & Wormald, 1992), many other, similar studies have shown no deterioration in stereoacuity with increases in age (Greene & Madden, 1987;Hofstetter & Bertsch, 1976;Tiffin, 1952;Yekta, Pickwell, & Jenkins, 1989).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tiffin (1946) was not sanguine about the future of personality and interest measurement. First, he knew that additional work was required on the validity of the tests.…”
Section: Interest Measurement: a Dead End?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ces résultats sont confirmés par diverses études : Wyllie (1966), Phipps (1968), Nelson (1970), Rowsey et Ley (1986), Raffel et Groff (1990), Campbell et Neill (1991), Valerio (1991), Chapman, Snyder et Burchfield (1993), Samoff (1994) et Imaz (1995. Sur le facteur ici étudié, Tiffin et Mc Cormick (1965) relèvent aussi que le salaire est rarement cité comme un des principaux éléments influençant la satisfaction ; par contre, le niveau de satisfaction diffère selon l'emploi occupé. Au contraire, Chivore (1988) fait remarquer que parmi les vingt et un facteurs qui influent sur l'attrait de la profession d'enseignant du secondaire au Zimbabwe, ceux relatifs au salaire, aux complé-ments de salaire en nature étaient considérés comme les plus importants.…”
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