THE RELATION OF INFANTS HOME ENVIRONMENTS TO ACHIEVEMENT-TEST PERFORMANCE IN 1ST GRADE - A FOLLOW-UP-STUDY
THE RELATION OF INFANTS HOME ENVIRONMENTS TO ACHIEVEMENT-TEST PERFORMANCE IN 1ST GRADE - A FOLLOW-UP-STUDY
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DOI:
10.2307/1130131
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
CALDWELL, BM
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作者:
BRADLEY, RH;CALDWELL, BM
In 2 earlier investigations, scores on the HOME [Home Observation for Measurement of the Environment] Inventory administered during the first 2 yr of life were substantially correlated with intelligence test scores at ages 3 and 4 1/2 yr. In the current investigation, HOME scores in the first 2 yr showed similar relations to SRA [Scientific Research Associates] Achievement Test scores during the 1st grade. In general, findings from this study were like those from the earlier investigations except that the subscale, maternal responsivity, showed a weaker relation to achievement than IQ; while the variety of stimulation scale showed a stronger relation. Of all the HOME subscales, play materials revealed the strongest correlation with the 1st-grade achievement. When 12-mo. Bayley MDI [Mental Development Index] scores were partialed out of the HOME/achievement relation, little reduction was noted in the magnitude of the correlation; however, when 3-yr IQ or subsequent HOME scores were partialed out, little residual correlation was noted.