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Author Title Edition Date Achenbach, Thomas M. Child Behavior Checklist for Ages 2-16 1983 ACT (American College Testing) ACT Evaluation/Survey Service 4th Edition 1989 Ahr, A. Edward Screening Test of Academic Readiness 1966 Allen, T.E. Stanford Achievement Test 7th and 8th Editions 1990 Allport, Gordon W. Study of Values 3rd Edition 1960 Andrew, D.M. Minnesota […]

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Acronym Title 16 PF Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire ABS AAMD Adaptive Behavior Scale BASIS Basic Achievement Skills Individual Screener BDI Beck Depression Inventory BETA II Beta Examination, Revised BINL Basic Inventory of Natural Language BOEHM-R Boehm Test of Basic Concepts–Revised (Spanish) BOEHM-R Boehm Test of Basic Concepts–Revised C.A.T. Children’s Apperception Test CAT California Achievement Tests […]

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Title Edition Author Publisher Date AAMD Adaptive Behavior Scale School Edition Nadine Lambert, Myra Windmille CTB/McGraw-Hill 1981 ACT Evaluation/Survey Service Fourth Edition ACT The American College Testing 1989 Adult Learner Needs Assessment Survey Barry R. Morstain ACT Evaluation/Survey Service 1981 Auditory Discrimination Test Forms I, IA, IIA Joseph M. Wepman Language Research Assoc., Inc. […]

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