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Hand Test Norms for Disruptive Black Adolescent Males

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending

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The Hand Test (Wagner, 1962), 10 cards which portray hands in different positions, was administered individually to each of 51 black adolescent males of low socio-economic status. They had been referred for chronic disruptiveness in the classroom. Interscorer reliability was .88. The Acting-out Ratio exceeded high school norms. The Interpersonal-Environmental Response Ratio was significantly imbalanced toward the Interpersonal. Possible use of this ratio as a predictor of overt behavior should be studied.

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