The Problem of Diagnosing the Mental Development of Schoolchildren

Abstract

The specificity of diagnostic tests depends on the tasks posed by their authors, on the nature of the object diagnosed, and on the principles of construction of such tests, which stem from the [authors'] initial theoretical positions. Experimental verification of tests requires a correct orientation toward the object of diagnosis and observance of the conditions of the diagnostic experiment itself as defined by its authors.

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