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_aIntelligence and personality _etheir assessment and relationship _fAlice Heim |
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_aMiddlesex [etc.] _cPenguin Books _dcop. 1970 |
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_a205, [2] p. _d18 cm |
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| 225 | _aPelican Books | ||
| 330 | _a1 - Language and concepts in psychology. 2 - Heredity times environment. 3 - Assets and drawbacks of multiple-choise questions. 4 - Creativity and "creativity". 5 - Open-ended tests with correct solutions. 6 - Meanings of "personality". 7 - The influence of pratice on test performance. 8 - The need for variety among intelligence test items. 9 - Speed and accuracy. 10 - The use of questionnaires in orectic studies. 11 - The brook reaction test. 12 - The paradox of validation. 13 - Intelligence test score and ageing. 14 - The mediocrity of women. 15 - The existence of psychological phenomena. | ||
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_aPSICOLOGIA _9705 |
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_aPERSONALIDADE _94934 |
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_aHEIM _bAlice _9104650 |
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