Studies in pilot selection.
Subtitle: I. The prediction of success in learning to fly light aircraft
By: [by] G. Gorham Lane. II. The ability to perceive and react differentially to configurational changes as related to the piloting of light aircraft [by] Ronald R. Greene.
Contributors: Greene, Ronald Riley.
Series: Psychological monographs -- v. 61, no. 5; whole no. 286; Psychological monographs -- v.61, no.5.
Publisher: American Psychological Assn.
Published: 1947
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 28
Subjects: Air pilots; Aviation psychology
Other titles: Pilot selection.
Notes: Bound with: Sex differences in dispersion at the high school and college levels; The use of aptitude tests in the selection of radio tube mounters; A comparison of the use of direct and indirect phrasing in personality questionaires; A systematic approach to the construction and evaluation of tests of ability; A tachistoscopic study of the order of emergence in the process of perception.