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Regarding Psychologists Testily: Legal Regulation of Psychological Assessment in the Public Schools

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Legal Issues in Education Psychological Testing and Assessment Educational and Psychological Assessments

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Contrary to popular belief, however, it was not Binet, his enthusiastic American adopters (e.g., Terman, Goddard), or the World War I test developers (e.g., Otis) who initiated the testing movement, but the Chinese of 3000 years ago."[Tihey invented the psychological test, applying it to government, the very framework of their society, in such manner that the test-makers, in effect, determined over many centuries much of the format of Chinese society."Dubois, A Test-Dominated Society:

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