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Rate and comprehension composites of silent reading tests correlate 0.84 in elementary grades

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q2 i? The composites for rate and comprehension yield an uncorrected correlation of 0.84 ± S.D. 0.08. → Arthur I. Gates 1921

Evidence

Arthur I. Gates 1921

Arthur I. Gates. (1921). An Experimental and Statistical Study of Reading and Reading tests (Concluded). The Journal of Educational Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1037/h0064253

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The article's general summary of its correlational study across grades III-VIII states the composite finding: "the compos- ites for the two yield an uncorrected correlation of 0.84 ± S. D. 0.08." No effect size beyond the correlation is printed.

"Rate and comprehension are very highly correlated; the compos- ites for the two yield an uncorrected correlation of 0.84 ± S. D. 0.08."

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type claim
id rate-comprehension-composites-correlate-084
title Rate and comprehension composites of silent reading tests correlate 0.84 in elementary grades
description Rate and comprehension composites of silent reading tests correlate 0.84 in elementary grades
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 1921
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