Dr. Bernstein is a familiar name to psychologists
(with advanced formal education) in many
nations. A Fellow of the American Psychological
Association (Divisions 3, Member Divisions
5 and 9), he is co-author (with the late
J. C. Nunnally) of one of the standard graduate
level university textbooks on psychological
testing, Psychometric Theory. It is considered
by many psychologists to be a classic.
Dr. Bernstein is a member of the Psychonomic
Society, a Fellow of the Society for Personality
Assessment, and former president of the
Society for Applied Multivariate Research.
He has been honored with the Certificate
of Merit (American Medical Society) and
given an award by the American Academy of
Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology. Dr. Bernstein
is a Professor of Psychology at the University
of Texas - Arlington. He has been Consulting
Editor for Perception and Psychophysics,
Journal of Experimental Psychology, Human
Performance and Perception, Behavior Research
Methods, and Instruments and Computers,
and a reviewer for various scholarly journals
and publishing organizations. He has published
more than 75 scholarly articles in his primary
areas of interest: cognitive psychology,
psychometrics and methodologically-oriented
issues. He also wrote the Study Guide to
Accompany Ferguson's Statistical Analysis
in Psychology and Education and articles
for Security Magazine, the trade publication
for the U.S. Security Industry.
Dr. Bernstein has lectured and given scholarly
presentations at numerous academic venues,
including Driebergen (Netherlands); Stockholm,
Sweden; Cambridge University; the University
of Amsterdam; Seoul, South Korea; National
Chechung University, Republic of China;
and Padua, Italy.
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