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Diagnostic Implications of Wisc Scores
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  • 1949Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children; manual.434 cited
  • 1965Neurological implications of WISC verbal-performance discrepancies in a psychiatric setting.38 cited
  • 1955Use of the WISC in predicting organicity32 cited
  • 1964An Empirical Analysis of the Efficacy of the Wisc in the Diagnosis of Organicity in Children of Normal Intelligence20 cited
  • 1967Using WISC verbal-performance discrepancy to predict degree of acting out18 cited
  • 1961Analysis of the WISC performance of brain damaged and emotionally disturbed children.15 cited

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  • 1990Intellectual ability and achievement in psychiatrically hospitalized children with conduct, anxiety, and affective disorders.67 cited
  • 1978The WISC-R Subtest Profile of a Sample of Severely Emotionally Disturbed Children16 cited
  • 1978WISC-R subtest patterns of severely emotionally disturbed students10 cited
  • 2009Codification of Intratest Scatter on the Wechsler Intelligence Scales6 cited
  • 1972Diagnostic Implications of WISC Scores: A Reanalysis4 cited

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