CHC Theory Codebook 2: Cognitive definitions

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Part 2 of two CHC Codebook modules. See CHC Theory Codebook 1 for more information

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CHC: Domain-Independent Capacities
The CHC Periodic
Table of Human
Abilities
Adapted from Schneider & McGrew (2012)
and McGrew, LaForte and Schrank (2014)
© Institute for Applied Psychometrics (IAP)
Dr. Kevin McGrew 4-23-14

CHC: Acquired Knowledge Systems
The CHC
Periodic Table
of Human
Abilities
Adapted from Schneider &
McGrew (2012) and
McGrew, LaForte and
Schrank (2014)
© Institute for Applied Psychometrics (IAP)
Dr. Kevin McGrew 4-23-14

Sensory-Motor Domain-Specific Abilities
The CHC Periodic
Table of Human
Abilities
Adapted from Schneider & McGrew (2012)
and McGrew, LaForte and Schrank (2014)
© Institute for Applied Psychometrics (IAP)
Dr. Kevin McGrew 4-23-14

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