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Volume 27, 1949 - Issue 2
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Sex Differences in Levels of Aspiration and in Self-Estimates of Performance in a Classroom Situation

F. C. Sumner Department of Psychology, Howard University, USA
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Edward E. Johnson Department of Psychology, Howard University, USA
Pages 483-490 | Received 01 Feb 1949, Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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BertramH. Raven & Martin Fishbein. (1965) Social Referents and Self-Evaluation in Examinations. The Journal of Social Psychology 65:1, pages 89-99.
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Edward E. Johnson. (1964) Time Concepts as Related to Sex, Intelligence and Academic Performance1. The Journal of Educational Research 57:7, pages 377-379.
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Earl W. Kooker & Chester S. Williams. (1959) College Students’ Ability to Evaluate Their Performance on Objective Tests. The Journal of Educational Research 53:2, pages 69-72.
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Jayne E. Stake. (2016) Ability Level, Evaluative Feedback, and Sex Differences in Performance Expectancy. Psychology of Women Quarterly 8:1, pages 48-58.
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Jayne E. Stake. (2006) Effects of Contrived information of Female and Male Performance on the Achievement Behavior of Preschool Girls and Boys 1 . Journal of Applied Social Psychology 6:1, pages 85-93.
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Earl W. Kooker. (2016) Changes in Ability of Graduate Students in Education to Assess Own Test Performance as Related to Their Miller Analogies Scores. Psychological Reports 35:1, pages 97-98.
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Richard L. Egelston & Judy C. Egelston. (2006) Self‐evaluation and performance on classroom tests. Science Education 57:4, pages 525-531.
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Hope M. Smith & Marguerite A. Clifton. (2016) Sex Differences in Expressed Self-Concepts concerning the Performance of Selected Motor Skills. Perceptual and Motor Skills 14:1, pages 71-73.
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Joseph F. Rychlak. (2016) A Socio-Psychological Theory of Performance in Competitive Situations. Human Relations 13:2, pages 157-166.
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Philip Himelstein. (2016) Sex Differences in Shifting Behavior in a Level of Aspiration Experiment. Psychological Reports 2:3, pages 101-102.
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David P. Ausubel, Herbert M. Schiff & Marjorie P. Zeleny. (1953) "REAL-LIFE" MEASURES OF LEVEL OF ACADEMIC AND VOCATIONAL ASPIRATION IN ADOLESCENTS: RELATION TO LABORATORY MEASURES AND TO ADJUSTMENT1. Child Development 24:3-4, pages 155-168.
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GARDNER LINDZEY & MORTON GOLDBERG. (1953) Motivational Differences between Male and Female as Measured by the Thematic Apperception Test1. Journal of Personality 22:1, pages 101-117.
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Henry N. Ricciuti. (2014) A REVIEW OF PROCEDURAL VARIATIONS IN LEVEL OF ASPIRATION STUDIES. ETS Research Bulletin Series 1951:2.
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