Vocabulary and chronological age as predictors of “abstraction” on the shipley-hartford retreat scale

J. Kraus · Suzanne Chalker · Ingrid Macindoe

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It has been shown that performance on the Shipley-Hartford Retreat Scale (SH) is related to chronological age. However, there are no norms for ages over 20 years. Using 200 “normal” Ss aged from 16 to 65 years, a multiple regression equation was calculated for the prediction of SH Abstraction score from chronological age and SH Vocabulary score. The t values associated with the regression coefficients were significant at the .001 level.

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