In Town's study the cube-test median was two years advanced at age five, exactly age six at age six, and two years retarded at age seven (one case)¶
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q2 i? Printed cube-test medians in Town's study varied irregularly across ages five, six and seven. → Pintner 1921
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Pintner 1921¶
Pintner, R. (1921). New Publications in Educational Psychology and Related Fields of Education. The Journal of Educational Psychology. https://www.google.com/search?q=%22New+Publications+in+Educational+Psychology+and+Related+Fields+of+Education%22
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The reviewer reports the printed cube-test medians by age in Town's study: "the median at age five is two years advanced, at age six exactly age six, and at age seven (one case) two years retarded."
"and indeed on the cube test we find that the median at age five is two years advanced, at age six exactly age six, and at age seven (one case) two years retarded."
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In Town's study the cube-test median was two years advanced at age five, exactly age six at age six, and two years retarded at age seven (one case) |
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In Town's study the cube-test median was two years advanced at age five, exactly age six at age six, and two years retarded at age seven (one case) |
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