The Construction and Utility of Three Indexes of Intellectual Achievement: An Intellectual-Development (ID) Index, A Socio-intellectual-Status (SIS) Index, A Differential-intellectual-Development (DID) Index: U.S. Children and Youths, 6-17 Years
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Description:A methodological report on the construction and utility of three indexes of intellectual achievement. The concept of partitioning a measure of intellectual development into measurable components and the method of criterion saying are seen as providing a structure for use by behavioral scientists in general as well as in the particular case of the search for contributing and impeding conditions associated with intellectual development.
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Pages in Document:34 pdf pages
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Volume:2
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