1980
DOI: 10.1002/1520-6807(198007)17:3<400::aid-pits2310170321>3.0.co;2-4
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Race and sex differences on the McCarthy Screening Test

Abstract: School District 12. A d a m Couniy. ColoradoMST scores were analyzed to determine race and sex differences on the six subtests. The sample consisted of 971 five-and six-year-old children. Differences in performance between males and females were found on the Verbal Memory and Leg Coordination subtests. Differences between white and nonwhite children were found on the Verbal Memory and Numerical Memory subtests.

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“…The capacity for organizational skills exists as a type of human activity in the system of "group of people" and "group of organizers," reflecting the regulatory aspect of organizational activity and being considered one of its subjects. 4 The development of organizational skills among young people is addressed in N.G. Levi's speeches and discussions, indicating that organizational activity is directly related to the communication process.…”
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“…The capacity for organizational skills exists as a type of human activity in the system of "group of people" and "group of organizers," reflecting the regulatory aspect of organizational activity and being considered one of its subjects. 4 The development of organizational skills among young people is addressed in N.G. Levi's speeches and discussions, indicating that organizational activity is directly related to the communication process.…”
Section: What (What Information Is Being Transmitted)mentioning
confidence: 99%