A Revisitation of the WISC-R Factor Structure with Adequate Sample Size, Systematic Control of Both IQ and Age Ranges, and the Use of Procedures to Limit Overfactorization

Rudolph D. Bailey

doi:10.32597/dissertations/211/

A Revisitation of the WISC-R Factor Structure with Adequate Sample Size, Systematic Control of Both IQ and Age Ranges, and the Use of Procedures to Limit Overfactorization

Rudolph D. Bailey

School of Graduate Psychology & Counseling

Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis

Original language	American English
Qualification	Ph.D.
Awarding Institution	Counseling Psychology, Ph.D.
Supervisors/Advisors	Futcher, Wilfred G. A., Advisor, External person Habenicht, Donna J., Advisor, External person Proctor, Derrick L., Advisor, External person
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.32597/dissertations/211/
State	Published - Jan 1 1993

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Child Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Personality and Social Contexts

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