Tuesday, 24 April 2012

THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND EXPERIENCE ON CORRELATIONS CONCERNED WITH MENTAL TESTS

THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND EXPERIENCE ON CORRELATIONS CONCERNED WITH MENTAL TESTS
Author: Edward Safford Jones
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ISBN: B003O85UW8



THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND EXPERIENCE ON CORRELATIONS CONCERNED WITH MENTAL TESTS


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The results of two of these years are included in the Woolley and Fischer monograph, but we have limited ourselves in a number of ways. In the first place, our problem is more specific. We are interested in only one phase of the whole experiment, namely, the correlations between purely mental measurements, and their variations from year to year. In the second place, we have selected the records of boys only, and of those boys whose
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The results of two of these years are included in the Woolley and Fischer monograph, but we have limited ourselves in a number of ways. In the first place, our problem is more specific. We are interested in only one phase of the whole experiment, namely, the correlations between purely mental measurements, and their variations from year to year. In the second place, we have selected the records of boys only, and of those boys whose
records were complete and continuous through the four years of testing he results of two of these years are included in the Woolley and Fischer monograph, but we have limited ourselves in a number of ways. In the first place, our problem is more specific. We are interested in only one phase of the whole experiment, namely, the correlations between purely mental measurements, and their variations from year to year. In the second place, we have selected the records of boys only, and of those boys whose
records were complete and continuous through the four years of testing. Thirdly, we have restricted ourselves

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