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(6) Minimal conditions for additive conjoint measurement and qualitative probability. Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 11, l974, 404-430.
(7) Measurement without Archimedean axioms. Philosophy of Science, 41, l974, 374-393.
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(10) The algebra of measurement (with R. Duncan Luce as second author). Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra, 8, l976, l97-233.
(11) A qualitative equivalent to the relativistic addition law for velocities (with R. Duncan Luce as first author). Synthese, 33, 1976, 483-487.
(12) A critical examination of the analysis of dichotomous data (with William Batchelder as first author). Philosophy of Science, 44, 1977, 113-135.
(13) Qualitative independence in probability theory (with R. Duncan Luce as first author). Theory and Decision, 9, 1977, 225-239.
(14) Fundamental unit structures in the theory of measurement (with Michael Cohen as first author). Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 20, 1979, 193-232.
(15) A qualitative treatment of Weber's Law. Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 21, 1980, 88-91.
(16) On qualitative axiomatizations for probability theory. Journal of Philosophical Logic, 9, 1980, 143-151.
(17) A new technique for investigating the feeling of knowing (with Thomas Nelson as first author), Acta Psychologica, 46, 1980, 69-80.
(18) Norms of 300 general-information questions: accuracy of recall, latency of recall, and feeling-of-knowing ratings (with Thomas Nelson as first author). Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 19, 1980, 338-368.
(19) A general theory of ratio scalability with remarks about the measurement- theoretic concept of meaningfulness. Theory and Decision, 13, 1981, 1-70.
(20) Axiomatic measurement theory (with R. Duncan Luce as first author). In S. Grossberg (ed.), Mathematical Psychology and Psychophysiology. Providence, R.I.: AMS Press, 1981.
(21) On the scales of measurement. Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 24, 1981, 249-275.
(22) Overlearning and the feeling of knowing. (With T. Nelson as first author and R.J. Leonesio, A. Shimamura, and R. Landwehr as co-authors.) Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 8, 1982, 279-288.
(23) Scales and meaningfulness of quantative laws. (With J.-C. Falmagne as first author.) Synthese, 55, 1983, 287-325.
(24) How we may have been misled into believing in the intercomparability of utility. (With R. D. Luce as second author). Theory and Decision, 15, 1983, 247-260.
(25) Symmetry, scale types, and generalizations of classical physical measurement. (With R. D. Luce as first author.) Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 27, 1983, 44-85.
(26) Classification of real measurement representation by scale type. (With R. D. Luce as first author). Measurement and Control, 2, 1984, 39-44.
(27) Accuracy of feeling-of-knowing judgments for predicting perceptual identification and relearning. (With T. Nelson as first author and D. Gerly as co-author.) Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 113, 1984, 282-300.
(28) Classification of concatenation measurement structures according to scale type. (With R. D. Luce.) Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 29, 1985, 1-72.
(29) A comparison of three predictors of an individual's memory performance: The individual's feeling of knowing vs. the normative feeling of knowing vs. base-rate item difficulty. (With T. Nelson as first author and R. Leonesio, and R. Landwehr as co-authors.) Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory & Cognition, 21, 1986, 279-287.
(30) Measurement: The theory of numerical assignments. (With R. D. Luce as second author.) Psychological Bulletin, 99, 1986, 166-180.
(31) Measurement, Theory of. (With R. D. Luce as first author.) In Press, The New Palgrave: a Dictionary of Economic Theory and Doctrine, edited by J. Eatwell, M. Milgate, and P. Newman. The Macmillian Press Ltd.
(32) Meaningfulness and invariance. (With R. D. Luce as second author.) In Press, The New Palgrave: a Dictionary of Economic Theory and Doctrine, edited by J. Eatwell, M. Milgate, and P. Newman. The Macmillian Press Ltd.
(33) Intrinsic archimedeanness and the continuum. ( With R. D. Luce as first author.) To appear in a volume on measurement edited by Wade Savage and Philip Ehrlich.
(34) The mathematics underlying measurement on the continuum. (With R. D. Luce as first author.) To appear in Science.
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