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    Cognitive Remediation Journal, 2014 (vol. 3), issue 3

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    CMAS / SPAS - Počítačové škálovanie a ich možné využitie u detskej populácie

    Tomáš Žilinčík, Miroslav Novotný

    Cognitive Remediation Journal 2014, 3(3):3-10 | DOI: 10.5507/crj.2014.009  

    CMAS / SPAS - Computer scaling and its possible use in the pediatric population

    Tomáš Žilinčík, Miroslav Novotný

    Cognitive Remediation Journal 2014, 3(3):11-19 | DOI: 10.5507/crj.2014.010  

    Compared to conventional paper-pencil testing, computer administration of diagnostic methods has many advantages but also some disadvantages. In the questionnaires, the use of a computer is relatively non-problematic and psychologists in practice appreciate the time and material efficiency, standardized procedure, and fast and flawless result evaluation. However, in the performance tests (e.g. intelligence tests) it frequently happens that different computer versions of certain classical methods are not equivalent, and thus the results can vary significantly depending on the selected form of testing. The objective of this article is to provide a brief...


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