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The Measurement of Psychoneurological Factors Contributing To Learning EfficiencyChildren's Rehabilitation Center Providence, Rhode Island
Children's Rehabilitation Center Providence, Rhode Island
Children's Rehabilitation Center Providence, Rhode Island
Inefficient psychoneurological skills may be the outstanding reason for scholastic failure in many intellectually normal young school children. This opinion is based upon the results of an ongoing survey of 1000 normal 5 to 7
Journal of Learning Disabilities, Vol. 1, No. 11,
636-644 (1968) This article has been cited by other articles:
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year old school children with a neurologically-oriented screening test designed to discriminate potential school failures. The test is called the Meeting Street School Screening Test for Learning Disorders (MSSST) and has undergone several revisions. 