R. Kammann

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Highly Influential Citations43
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Affectometer 2: A scale to measure current level of general happiness
Affectometer 2 is a 5-minute inventory of general happiness or sense of well-being based on measuring the balance of positive and negative feelings in recent experience. Since this scale is directly… Expand
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The Comprehensibility of Printed Instructions and the Flowchart Alternative
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A few recent studies of open-book comprehension for printed instructions lead to the rule of thumb that such instructions will be understood correctly about two-thirds of the time. Expand
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The Psychology of the Psychic
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The overestimation of vertical distance and slope and its role in the moon illusion
Six experiments were conducted to test the hypothesis that overestimation of vertical distance is a pervasive phenomenon. The experiments involved judgments of: (a) vertical distance looking upward;… Expand
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Two meanings of word abstractness
Word abstractness has been defined in terms of hierarchical superordination or empirical ratings based on accessibility to the senses. Since a high-level superordinate (a generic term) should not be… Expand
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If you want to know how happy I am you'll have to ask me.
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PROBLEMS OF HUMAN INFORMATION PROCESSING AT INTERSECTIONS
Drivers approaching intersections have only a short time interval to make multiple decisions such as their intended direction of travel, whether any other vehicle is likely to conflict with them,… Expand
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Properties of an inventory to measure happiness (and psychological health).
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The analysis and measurement of happiness as a sense of well-being
General happiness is philosophically construed as a sense of well-being which in turn has been defined either as a complete and lasting satisfaction with life-as-a-whole or as a preponderance of… Expand
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Low accuracy in judgments of others' psychological well-being as seen from a phenomenological perspective
The generally low degree of agreement between self-ratings on personality traits and ratings by others may be interpreted from the viewpoint that self-reports reflect people's experience of… Expand
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