Relationships Between Hand Test Variables and Mental Retardation: A Confirmation and Extension

Paul E. Panek · Edwin E. Wagner

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Eighty-one mentally retarded individuals, including a range of deficiencies (severe, moderate, and mild), were given the Hand Test in order to investigate the relationship between IQ and personality. There were significant correlations between Hand Test personality variables and IQ and different subgroup configurations were noted. Implications of the results are discussed.

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1973Stanford-Binet intelligence scale : manual for the third revision form L-M

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