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8 works· latest 2010· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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Study Skills Profiles of Normal-Achieving and Academically-Struggling College Students2006 · 136 citations
Is short stature a handicap? A comparison of the psychosocial functioning of referred and nonreferred children with normal short stature and children with normal stature2000 · 113 citations
Adaptation to College for Students with and without Disabilities: Group Differences and Predictors.2010 · 108 citations
Evaluating the Validity of Functional Behavior Assessment2001 · 72 citations
The Revised Learning and Study Strategies Inventory2006 · 67 citations

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Adaptation to College for Students with and without Disabilities: Group Differences and Predictors.

The Journal of Postsecondary Education and Disability·2010·2 authors

108citations

The Revised Learning and Study Strategies Inventory

Educational and Psychological Measurement·2006·5 authors·Open access

67citations

Study Skills Profiles of Normal-Achieving and Academically-Struggling College Students

Journal of college student development·2006·5 authors

136citations

Use of Grade-Based Norms Versus Age-Based Norms in Psychoeducational Assessment for a College Population

Journal of Learning Disabilities·2005·3 authors

18citations

Agreement Among Four Models Used for Diagnosing Learning Disabilities

Journal of Learning Disabilities·2003·2 authors

54citations

Profiles of Academic Achievement and Cognitive Processing in College Students with Foreign Language Difficulties.

The Journal of Postsecondary Education and Disability·2003·4 authors

1citations

Evaluating the Validity of Functional Behavior Assessment

School Psychology Review·2001·3 authors

72citations

Is short stature a handicap? A comparison of the psychosocial functioning of referred and nonreferred children with normal short stature and children with normal stature

The Journal of Pediatrics·2000·4 authors

113citations