Langdon E. Longstreth

University of Southern California — United States

Psychology · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Behavioral and Psychological Studies(7), Cognitive Abilities and Testing(6), Early Childhood Education and Development(5), Child and Animal Learning Development(4), Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development(3)

Publications50 total

Susceptibility of Wechsler Spatial Ability to Experience with Related Games
Educational and Psychological Measurement·1990· 9 cited
Hick’s law: Its limit is 3 bits
Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society·1988· 14 citedOpen Access
Hick's Law versus a power law: Reply to Welford.
Journal of Experimental Psychology General·1987· 6 cited
Hick's Law versus a power law: Reply to Welford.
Journal of Experimental Psychology General·1987· 10 cited
Practice: How Similar Must It Be To Affect Block Design Scores?.
1987
The real and the unreal: A reply to Jensen and Vernon
Intelligence·1986· 26 cited
Backward masking, IQ, SAT and reaction time: Interrelationships and theory
Personality and Individual Differences·1986· 27 cited
Exceptions to Hick's law: Explorations with a response duration measure.
Journal of Experimental Psychology General·1985· 49 cited
Exceptions to Hick's law: Explorations with a response duration measure.
Journal of Experimental Psychology General·1985· 42 cited
Jensen's reaction-time investigations of intelligence: A critique
Intelligence·1984· 103 cited
Secondary reinforcement: Still alive?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences·1983
Revisiting Skeels' final study: A critique.
Developmental Psychology·1981· 12 cited
Separation of home intellectual environment and maternal IQ as determinants of child IQ.
Developmental Psychology·1981· 92 cited
Separation of home intellectual environment and maternal IQ as determinants of child IQ.
Developmental Psychology·1981· 5 cited
Effects of concurrent hemisphere-specific activity on unimanual tapping rate
Neuropsychologia·1981· 81 cited
Revisiting Skeels' final study: A critique.
Developmental Psychology·1981
Human Handedness: More Evidence for Genetic Involvement
The Journal of Genetic Psychology·1980· 19 cited
The definitive work on mental test bias
Behavioral and Brain Sciences·1980· 6 cited
A comment on "Race, IQ, and the middle class" by Trotman: Rampant false conclusions.
Journal of Educational Psychology·1978· 3 cited
Developmental changes in retention: Independent of age?
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology·1978· 7 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Mark B. Alcorn(7), Gayle V. Longstreth(3), Nabil El‐Zahhar(2), Christopher Ramirez(2), Gloria Fernández‐Mayoralas(2), Darena A. Bailey(2), Beryl Davis(1), Linda Carter(1), Debbi Flint(1), Jeffrey Owen(1), Marie Rickert(1), Ed Taylor(1), Joseph B. Hellige(1), David Walsh(1), Patricia A. Szeszulski(1), Franklin R. Manis(1), Fred J. Shanley(1), Roger F. Rice(1), Roger E. Rice(1), Veronique Zoltan(1)