Embedded-Figures Test Scores among Five Samples of Aged Persons

Elliot J. Markus · Margaret Nielsen

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Aging and Gerontology Research Cognitive Abilities and Testing

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Children's EFT scores for 604 aged persons in five samples—two homes for the aged, dischargees from a rehabilitation hospital, members of dischargees' households, and members of a senior center—were analyzed by age and sex. Older age groups had lower embedded-figures scores than younger; institutionalized persons had lower scores than non-institutionalized; scores of women were as high or higher than those of men.

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1963Psychological Differentiation 1950INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN EASE OF PERCEPTION OF EMBEDDED FIGURES*1967Field Dependence in a Geriatric Population 1969Interdisciplinary topics in gerontology 1965Cognitive Functioning in a Group of 80-90-year-old Men 1967Field Dependence and Occupational Activity in the Aged

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