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The Competency of Fifty College Students
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The Competency of Fifty College Students
Excerpt from The Competency of Fifty College Students: A Diagnostic Study No task more worthy of attention confronts the psychologist today than the scientific study of the college student by means of mental tests. Psychological tests were first employed in the examination and segregation of the mentally feeble. A large number of clinics connected with modern school systems, hospitals, or juvenile courts have found these tests of service in detecting mental subnormality. It has only been in the last decade, however, that the possibilities of the psychological examination of "normal" individuals have been recognized, and rapid advances are now being made in this field. The success with which ...
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