GRADE LEVEL, SEX, AND SELECTED ASPECTS OF TEST‐WISENESS1

Malcolm J. Slakter · Roger A. Koehler · Sandra H. Hampton

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Measures of four selected aspects of test‐wiseness (TW) were constructed for use in grades 5 through 11, and administered to students in two school systems. In each case the grade effects were significant at the .05 level, with a linear trend indicated. There was no evidence of sex, or sex by grade interaction effects.

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