Group Embedded-Figures Test: Psychometric Data for a Sample of Business Students

Gerardine De Sanctis · Robert Dunikoski

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185 undergraduate students in business completed the Group Embedded-figures Test. Distribution characteristics, sex differences, reliability, internal consistency, and differences across independent samples were examined.

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1971A Manual for the embedded figures tests 1971Group Embedded Figures Test 1982Individual Differences in the Use of Decision Support Aids 1973Cognitive Style and the Acceptance of Management Science Recommendations 1977Man-Machine Planning Systems: A Cognitive Style Examination of Interactive Decision Making 1973Cognitive Aspects of Annual Reports: Field Independence/Dependence 1976The Group Embedded-Figures Test: Normative Data 1980Group Embedded-Figures Test: Psychometric Data

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