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angleitner, a. & strelau, j. (1994).
ferring, d. & filipp, s.-h. (1994).

person(s) angleitner, alois; strelau, jan
person(en) angleitner, alois; strelau, jan

ruch, w., angleitner, a. & strelau, j. (1991).
filipp, s.-h. & ferring, d. (1991).

riemann, r., angleitner, a. & strelau, j. (1997).
klauer, t. & filipp, s.-h. (1997).

person(s) ed.: strelau, jan; ed.: angleitner, alois
person(en) ed.: strelau, jan; ed.: angleitner, alois

person(s) riemann, rainer; angleitner, alois; strelau, jan
person(en) riemann, rainer; angleitner, alois; strelau, jan

(19) j. strelau: renaissance in research on temperament: where to?
(19) j. strelau: renaissance in research on temperament: where to?

person(s) strelau, j.; angleitner, a.; newberry, b.h.
person(en) strelau, j.; angleitner, a.; newberry, b.h.

(7) j. strelau: the place of the construct of arousal in temperament research.
(7) j. strelau: the place of the construct of arousal in temperament research.

source in: strelau, jan; angleitner, alois (ed.), explorations in temperament.
quelle in: strelau, jan; angleitner, alois (ed.), explorations in temperament.

(1) r. m. stelmack: reflections on the contribution of jan strelau to research on temperament.
(1) r. m. stelmack: reflections on the contribution of jan strelau to research on temperament.

in its longer, 252-item version, this survey is known as the strelau temperament inventory (sti).
in its longer, 252-item version, this survey is known as the strelau temperament inventory (sti).

person(s) corulla, w. j.; strelau, j.; angleitner, a.; ruch, w.
person(en) corulla, w. j.; strelau, j.; angleitner, a.; ruch, w.

wolf, h., angleitner, a., spinath, f. m., riemann, r. & strelau, j. (2004).
aymanns, p., filipp, s.-h. & winkeler, m. (2003).

additional abstract reports on the construction of the revised strelau temperament inventory (sti-r), an instrument used (according to pavlov's conception) to measure three fundamental characteristics of the central nervous system: (1) the degree of arousal, (2) the degree of inhibition, and (3) mobility.
zusatzabstract reports on the construction of the revised strelau temperament inventory (sti-r), an instrument used (according to pavlov's conception) to measure three fundamental characteristics of the central nervous system: (1) the degree of arousal, (2) the degree of inhibition, and (3) mobility.