The Elementary examination represents three semester hours, half the Advanced requirement¶
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q2 i? The Elementary examination represents the equivalent of three semester hours, or one half of the advanced requirements. → A committee of five representing the Association of Teachers of Psychology in Iowa 1911
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A committee of five representing the Association of Teachers of Psychology in Iowa 1911¶
A committee of five representing the Association of Teachers of Psychology in Iowa. (1911). Preparation for Examinations in Psychology. The Journal of Educational Psychology. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/edu
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Definitional statement from the PLAN OF STUDY section fixing the Elementary examination's weight relative to the Advanced. No test statistic or effect size is printed; the claim restates the printed equivalence only.
"The Elementary examination represents the equivalent of three semester hours, or one half of the advanced requirements."
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The Elementary examination represents three semester hours, half the Advanced requirement |
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The Elementary examination represents three semester hours, half the Advanced requirement |
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