Toward a Concept Inventory: suggestions for a computerised procedure

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Toward a Concept Inventory: suggestions for a computerised procedure (Non-Kairos references)

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19. Anderson, Robert O.  A sociometric approach to the analysis of interorganizational relationships. Institute for Community Development and Services, Michigan State University, 1969.

18. Beal, George M.  System linkages among women's organizations. Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Iowa State University, 1967.

22. Benes, V. E.  Mathematical Theory of Connecting Networks and Telephone Traffic. Academic, 1965, p. 53.

23. Berge, Claude.  The Theory of Graphs and its Applications. Methuen, 1962.

14. Berge, Claude.  Theories des graphes et ces applications. Paris, Dunod,- 1958, 277 p.

55. Bohm, David.  The Special Theory of Relativity. N.Y., Benjamin, 1965.

28. Brown, Dean / Lewis, Joan.  The process of conceptualisation; some fundamental principles of learning useful in-teaching with or without the participation of computers. Educational Policy Research Center, Stanford Research Institute, 1968, pp. 16-18.

20. Cartwright, D.

59. Cherry, Colin.  World Communication: threat or promise?. London, Wiley, 1971.

37. Colby, K. M. / Smith, D. C.  Dialogue Between Humans and an Artificial Belief System. Stanford University, Artificial Intelligence Project, 1969  (Memo AI-97).

35. Colby, K. M. / Tesler, L. / Enea, H.  Experiments with a Search Algorithm on the Data Base of a Human Belief Structure. Stanford University, Artificial Intelligence Project, 1969,  (Memo AI-94).

39. Colby, K. M. / Enea, H.  Heuristic method for computer understanding of natural language in context-restricted on-line dialogue. Mathematical Biosciences, 1, 1-25, 1967.

3. Dalenius, T. E. / Frank, O.  Control of classification. Review of the International Statistical Institute, 36,3,1968, 279-295  (includes formal description of classification and introduces various parameters useful for control purposes).

8. de Grolier, Eric.  A Study of General. Categories applicable to Classification and Coding in Dcumentation, Paris, UNESCO, 1963, pp. 17-60, 61-142, 143-158.

40. de Grolier, Eric.  A Study of General Categories applicable to Classification and Coding in Documentation. Paris, UNESCO, 1963.

50. de Grolier, Eric.  A Study of General Categories Applicable to Classification and Coding in Documentation. Paris, Unesco, 1962, pp. 226-228  (Note 89).

32. Engelbart, Douglas C.  Augmenting Human Intellect; a conceptual framework. Menlo Park, Stanford Research Institute, 1962, pp. 34-37  (AFOSR-3223).

Engelbart, Douglas C.  Intellectual implications of multi-access computer networks. Stanford Research Institute, 1970  (Conference paper).

24. Flament, Claude.  Applications of Graph theory to Group Structure. Prentice-Hall, 1963.

15. Flament, Claude.  Theorie des graphes et structures sociales. Paris, Mouton, 1965.

29. Forrester, Jay W.  World Dynamics. Wright-Allen, 1971, p.14-15.

45. Garfield, Eugene.  "Science Citation Index; a new dimension to indexing." Science, 144, pp. 649-654, 1964.

46. Garfield, Eugene.  Citation indexing: a natural science literature retrieval system for the social sciences. American Behavioral Scientist, 7, 10, pp. 58-61  (1964).

30. graphics, Computer.  Datamation, May 1966. p. 22-27.

11. Halkin, Jacques.  Proposal and wishes for an open structure in the communication of information. Scheduled for publication in: A.I.Mikhailov (Ed.). The Theoretical Problems of Information Retrieval Systems  (The Hague, International Federation for Documentation, 1971).

26. Harary, Frank / Norman, R. Z. / Cartwright, D.  Structural Models: an introduction to the theory of directed graphs. Wiley, 1965.

25. Harary, Frank / Norman, R. Z.  Graph Theory as a Mathematical Model in Social Sciences. University of Michigan, 1953.

4. Jardine, N. / Sibson, R.  Mathematical taxonomy. Wiley, 1971.

13. Kaufman, A.  Graphs, dynamic programming and finite gamer. Academic, 1967.

38. Kuhn, Thomas.  The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. University of Chicago Press, 1962. See: K.M. Colby and H. Enea. Heuristic method for computer understanding of natural language in context-restricted on-time dialogue. Mathematical Biosciences, 1,1-25, 1967.

52. Line, Maurice  (Ed.).    Information Requirements of Researchers in the Social Sciences. Bath University, 1971, 2 vols.

36. Loehlin, John C.  Computer Models of Personality. Random House, 1968.

33. Lundgren, Nilo.  Toward the decentralized intellectual workshop. Innovation (New York), 1971.

6. Martinet, A.  Arbitraire linguistique et double articulation. Cahiers Fernand de Saussure, 15, 1957, 107  (cited by Georges Mounin, Les problemes theoretiquAs de la traduction, Paris, Gallimard, 1963, p.122-123).

44. McIntosh, Stuart D. / Griffel, D. M.  The requirements for a computer-based information system. M.I.T., Center for International Studies, 1968, (c/68-14c), 82 p. - Computers and categorization (Paper presented to the Classification Research Conference, Bangelore, 1969). M.I.T., Center for International Studies, 1969 (C/69-28), 41 p.

16. Mitchell, J. Clyde  (Ed.).    Social Networks in Urban Situations, Manchester University Press, 1969.

56. Mounin, Georges.  Les problèmes théoretiques de la traduction. Paris Gallimard, 1963.

47. Piaget, Jean.  General problems of interdisciplinary research and common mechanisms. In: Unesco. Main trends of research in the social and human sciences. Paris, Unesco, vol.1, 1970, pp. 467-528.

1. Riggs, Fred W.  'Concepts, Words and Terminology. Honolulu, University of Hawaii, Social Sciences Research Institute, 1971, 66 p  (Committee on Conceptual and Terminological Analysis, Working Paper No. 13. ).

2. Sartori, Giovanni.  Concept misinformation in comparative politics. American Political Science Review, 64, December 1970, 4, pp. 1033-1053.

17. Schofield, Norman J.  A topological model of international relations. (Paper presented to Piece Research International meeting, London, 1971.

7. Sjöblom, G.  Theoretical testing of approaches in political science. Paper presented at a conference of the International Studies Association, Bellagio, 1971.

41. Smith, C. G.  Descriptive documentation, International Conference on Scientific Information, 1958; Proceedings. Washington, National Academy of Sciences, 1959, p. 1103.

43. Stevens, Mary E.  A machine model of recall. Paris, UNESCO, NS/ICIP/J.5.4, 1959. See also: T. Kilburn, R.L. Grimsdale and F.H. Summer. Experiments in machine learning and thinking. Paris, UNESCO, NS/ICIP/5/6/15, 1959.

34. Terler, L. / Enea, H. / Colby, K. M.  A directed graph representation for computer simulation of belief systems. Mathematical Biosciences, 2, 1/2, 1968, pp. 19-40.

62. Thayer, Lee.  Communication and communication systems; in organization, management and interpersonal relations, Homewood, Irvin, 1968, p.202.

49. Ullmann, S.  Semantics: an introduction to the science of meaning. Oxford, Blockwell, pp. 254-5.

64. UNITAR,.  /Eur/3/2 notes that there will probably be one million journals in 30 years time. Currently it is estimated that about 2000 books (i.e. 1 million pages) are printed every minute throughout each day.

9. Vickers, Geoffrey.  Value Systems and the Social Process. London, Pelican, 1971.

54. Walker, Marshall.  The Nature of Scientific Thought. Prentice-Hall, 1963, p. 103.

53. Whorf, B. L.  Language. Thought and Reality. Wiley, 1958, 278 p.