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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Children Intelligence testing"”.

  1. The relationship between successive, simultaneous, and planning processes and the solution of metaphors, and achievement in sixth-grade students.

    This research was an investigation of the relationship between the cognitive processes labeled successive, simultaneous, and planning proposed by Luria and Das (Das, Kirby & Jarman, 1979) and the solution of visual metaphors and the achievement of 6th grade elementary age students from metropolitan …

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  2. Does phonological processing, a specific subtype of dyslexia, impact performance on intelligence tests?

    … on performance and the results of ability on IQ testing. Twenty-two records from a learning center in southern New Jersey were used for data in this study. The sample consisted of 12 male and 10 female children's charts. These children were tested at the learning center in 2005. The age range of …

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  3. Analysis of the Reliability of the Cognitive Ability Test as a Predictor of Intellectual Giftedness

    The problem: This study examined the reliability of the Cognitive Ability Test by Thorndike and Wagen as a tool for identification of gifted students, Procedure. Statistical analysis using a chi-square and a t-test were used to examine the reliability/ repeatability of this test. The first grade …

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  4. The human movement factor of the Rorschach test as a predictor of intelligence

    <p>It is possible to determine the degree of intelligence of an individual by use of the M (human movement) response of the Group Rorschach Blank arranged by M. R. Harrower.</p><p> Is there a significant difference between the correlation of summed human movement Rorschach scores and intelligence

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