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Yale Children's Inventory (YCI): An Instrument to Assess Children with Attentional Deficits and Learning Disabilities I. Scale Development and Psychometric Properties.

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Shaywitz, Sally E.; And Others – Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 1986

The construction and refinement of the Yale Children's Inventory (YCI) is described, resulting in 11 scales (eight behavioral and three cognitive). The relationship and content of the three relevant YCI scales (attention, impulsivity, hyperactivity) are compared to the DSM-III (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual) diagnostic categories for attention…

Descriptors: Attention Deficit Disorders, Attention Span, Behavioral Science Research, Disability Identification

PRISM--Profile of Real/Ideal Scholastic Motivation. User's Manual.

Docking, Russell A. – 1979

The Profile of Real/Ideal Scholastic Motivation (PRISM) self-report instrument is included in the user's manual. PRISM is a set of 30 postulates which measures attitudes in an educational setting (i.e., educational self-theory). The instrument has a closed response format chosen on the grounds of reliability, validity, and reactivity. It is scaled…

Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Behavioral Science Research, Educational Attitudes, Educational Research