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Reflection-impulsivity in kindergarten children was measured in both evaluational and permissive testing contexts, and with versions of the standard tests as well as with several procedures which lacked the matching-to-sample requirement these have in common. Individual differences in this cognitive style were reliable across variations in test content and testing atmosphere. Internal analyses appeared to eliminate 1 plausible alternative, anxiety over the possible inadequacy of performance, as a determinant of impulsive responding, and to demonstrate that situational as well as stylistic variables affect the rate of decision making in these tasks.
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