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  1. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, USA

    Rolf Bargmann

  2. Columbia University, USA

    William J. McGill

  3. University of Michigan, USA

    R. M. Thrall & John E. Milholland

  4. Personnel Laboratory, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas

    Ernest C. Tupes

  5. University of Chicago, USA

    Jack Sawyer

  6. University of Sydney, Australia

    J. A. Radcliffe

  7. Harvard University, USA

    Anne Roe

  8. Tufts University, USA

    Leonard C. Mead

  9. National Analysts Inc., USA

    Eli S. Marks

  10. Lincoln Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

    J. E. Keith Smith

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Bargmann, R., McGill, W.J., Thrall, R.M. et al. Book reviews. Psychometrika 25, 105–125 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02288937

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