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McCarthy Scales as a Learning Disability Diagnostic Aid: A Closer Look

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It has been suggested that the McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities (MSCA) is an instrument especially suited for the identification of children with serious learning difficulties. A closer inspection of the relevant research, however, offers evidence which refutes the suggestion of MSCA uniqueness. A question over the appropriateness of the MSCA for classification purposes is also raised.

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1979Intelligent testing with the WISC-R 1972Manual for the McCarthy scales of children's abilities 1975Assessment of Children's Intelligence 1977Clinical evaluation of young children with the McCarthy scales 1974Comparison of normal and minimally brain dysfunctioned children on the McCarthy scales of children's abilities

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