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International Journal of Neuroscience Volume 48, 1989 - Issue 1-2
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The Early Prediction of School Learning Problems

Christabel B. Jorgenson Department of Educational, Administration & Psychological Services
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M. K. Gillis Department of Curriculum, Instruction
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Carolyn M. McCall Department of Curriculum, Instruction
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David E. Jorgenson Department of Sociology, Southwest Texas State University
Pages 79-84 | Received 30 Mar 1989, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Christabel B. Jorgenson & David E. Jorgenson. (1996) Concurrent and Predictive Validity of an Early Childhood Screening Test. International Journal of Neuroscience 84:1-4, pages 97-102.
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Christabel B. Jorgenson, David E. Jorgenson, Carolyn M. McCall & M. K. Gillis. (1990) Early Childhood Testing and School Learning Problems: A Cross-Validation. International Journal of Neuroscience 54:3-4, pages 297-300.
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