2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.intell.2015.03.002
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Spearman's hypothesis tested comparing Libyan secondary school children with various other groups of secondary school children on the items of the Standard Progressive Matrices

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“…More recently, a White Spanish sample was compared with a sample of Moroccans but did not report a clear confirmation of Spearman's hypothesis [16]. Most recently, a number of studies by te Nijenhuis and co-authors, using a large number of datasets, generally showed clear and often strong confirmations of Spearman's hypothesis at the item level [3,[17][18][19].…”
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“…More recently, a White Spanish sample was compared with a sample of Moroccans but did not report a clear confirmation of Spearman's hypothesis [16]. Most recently, a number of studies by te Nijenhuis and co-authors, using a large number of datasets, generally showed clear and often strong confirmations of Spearman's hypothesis at the item level [3,[17][18][19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Te Nijenhuis, Al-Shahomee, van den Hoek, Allik, Grigoriev, and Dragt [3] describe how a well-established empirical finding-the manifold of positive correlations among measures of various mental abilities-is generally considered to be evidence of a general factor in all of the measured abilities. The use of the method of factor analysis makes it possible to determine the degree to which each of the variables is correlated with the factor that is common to all the variables in the analysis.…”
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“… Jogos de aprendizagem: "usar um jogo de tabuleiro para praticar uma de suas matérias escolares" e "jogar um jogo que usa cartões para praticar o que você aprendeu". (Bakhiet, Haseeb, Seddieg, Cheng, & Lynn, 2015;Millones, Flores-Mendoza, & Rivalles, 2015;Nijenhuis et al, 2015;Sahin, 2014 começou a andar quando tinha idade entre 11 meses a 1 ano e 3 meses. Quanto ao desenvolvimento da fala, a metade da amostra (n=131; 50,6%) pronunciou as primeiras palavras entre 10 meses e após 1 ano.…”
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