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Title: The Slosson Intelligence Test Adapted for Visually Limited Children.
Authors: Hammill, Donald D.1, Crandell, Jr., John M.2, Colarusso, Ronald
Source: Exceptional Children. Mar1970, Vol. 36 Issue 7, p535-536. 2p.
Subject Terms: *Slosson Intelligence Test, *Intelligence tests, *Psychological tests, *Standardized tests, *Learning ability testing, *Psychology of learning, *Intelligence testing in children, *Age & intelligence, *Cognitive Abilities Test
Abstract: The article discusses the short test Slosson Intelligence Test (SIT) published by Richard L. Slosson. The test is used in estimating the intelligence of people ages 4 to 50. The items in the SIT were modeled after Gesell Developmental Schedules nonverbal test and the Revised Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale standardized test. The authors confirm the usefulness of the test items for visually limited children. In conclusion, they have found that the results of the test have no effect on its validity or reliability.
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