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Social Processes: Methodology · Types of test

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Contents 1 Description of the sub-test task 2 Psychometric properties of the subtest 3 Significance of high scores 4 Significance of low scores 5 Possible clinical significance of test 6 Possible neuropsychological significance of test 7 Possible confounding influences on test scores 8 See also 9 References & Bibliography 10 Key texts 10.1 Books 10.2 Papers 11 Additional material 11.1 Books 11.2 Papers 12 External links

Description of the sub-test taskEdit

Psychometric properties of the subtestEdit

Significance of high scoresEdit

Significance of low scoresEdit

Possible clinical significance of testEdit

Possible neuropsychological significance of testEdit

Possible confounding influences on test scoresEdit

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See alsoEdit

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Key textsEdit

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Additional materialEdit

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