ACT Research Report Series: 1965–1970

1970
33	Can Financial Need Analysis Be Simplified? (1970). M. D. Orwig & P. K. Jones.
34	Research Strategies in Studying College Impact (1970). K. A. Feldman.
35	An Analysis of Spatial Configuration and Its Application to Research in Higher Education (1970). N. S. Cole & J. W. L. Cole.
36	Influence of Financial Need on the Vocational Development of College Students (1970). A. R. Vander Well.
37	Practices and Outcomes of Vocational-Technical Education in Technical and Community Colleges (1970). T. G. Gartland & J. F. Carmody.
38	Bayesian Considerations in Educational Information Systems (1970). M. R. Novick.
39	Interactive Effects of Achievement Orientation and Teaching Style on Academic Achievement (1970). G. Domino.
1969
28	A Description of Graduates of Two-Year Colleges (1969). L. L. Baird, J. M. Richards, Jr., & L. R. Shevel.
29	An Empirical Occupational Classification Derived from a Theory of Personality and Intended for Practice and Research (1969). J. L. Holland, D. R. Whitney, N. S. Cole, & J. M. Richards, Jr.
30	Differential Validity in the ACT Tests (1969). N. S. Cole.
31	Who Is Talented? An Analysis of Achievement (1969). C. F. Elton & L. R. Shevel.
32	Patterns of Educational Aspiration (1969). L. L. Baird.
1968
23	The Effects of Selecting College Students in Various Kinds of High School Achievement (1968). L. L. Baird & J. M. Richards, Jr.
24	Do They Do What They Say They Will Do? (1968). S. W. Lutz.
25	Changes in the Vocational Plans of College Students: Orderly or Random? (1968). J. L. Holland & D. R. Whitney.
26	The Flow of High School Students to Schools, Colleges, and Jobs (1968). L. L. Baird & J. L. Holland.
27	Forecasting Academic Success in Specific Colleges (1968). D. P. Hoyt.
1967
17	Family Income and the Characteristics of College-Bound Students (1967). L. L. Baird.
18	Predicting a Student's Vocational Choice (1967). J. L. Holland & S. W. Lutz.
19	The Educational Goals of College-Bound Youth (1967). L. L. Baird.
20	Who Goes Where to Junior College? (1967). J. M. Richards, Jr. & L. A. Braskamp.
21	Predicting Student Accomplishment in College from the ACT Assessment (1967). J. M. Richards, Jr. & S. W. Lutz.
22	The Undecided Student: How Different Is He? (1967). L. L. Baird.
1966
10	Academic Description and Prediction in Junior Colleges (1966). D. P. Hoyt & L. A. Munday.
11	The Assessment of Student Accomplishment in College (1966). J. M. Richards, Jr., J. L. Holland, & S. W. Lutz.
12	Academic and Nonacademic Accomplishment in a Representative Sample Taken from a Population of 612,000 (1966). J. L. Holland & J. M. Richards, Jr.
13	The Prediction of Student Accomplishment in College (1966). J. M. Richards, Jr., J. L. Holland, & S. W. Lutz.
14	Changes in Self-Ratings and Life Goals among Students at Colleges with Different Characteristics (1966). R. W. Skager, J. L. Holland, & L. A. Braskamp.
15	Can Computers Write College Admission Tests? (1966). J. M. Richards, Jr.
16	Changes in Self-Ratings and Life Goals as Related to Student Accomplishments in College (1966). R. W. Skager & L. A. Braskamp.
1965
1	A Description of American College Freshmen (1965). C. Abe, J. L. Holland, S. W. Lutz, &J. M. Richards, Jr.
2	Academic and Nonacademic Accomplishment: Correlated or Uncorrelated? (1965). J. L. Holland & J. M. Richards, Jr.
3	A Description of College Freshmen: I. Students with Different Choices of Major Field (1965). C. Abe & J. L. Holland.
4	A Description of College Freshmen: II. Students with Different Vocational Choices (1965). C. Abe & J. L. Holland.
5	A Description of Junior Colleges (1965). J. M. Richards, Jr., L. M. Rand, & L. P. Rand.
6	Comparative Predictive Validities of the American College Tests and Two Other Scholastic Aptitude Tests (1965). L. A. Munday.
7	The Relationship between College Grades and Adult Achievement: A Review of the Literature (1965). D. P. Hoyt.
8	A Factor Analysis of Student "Explanations" of Their Choice of a College (1965). J. M. Richards, Jr. & J. L. Holland.
9	Regional Differences in Junior Colleges (1965). J. M. Richards, Jr., L. P. Rand, & L. M. Rand.