Aircraft recognition: II. A study of prognostic tests
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1944 · Volume 29 · Issue 6
Abstract
The data of this study were gathered during a previously reported experiment (see 20: 890) that utilized 30 subjects who learned aircraft recognition by a standardized technique. The results from perceptual and "learning" pretests were correlated with final tests (criterion test). In preparation of the prognostic battery, intercorrelation between the 5 main tests and the final test, making use of the Doolittle technique, gave an R of .855, with a 48.2% index of forecasting efficiency. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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