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The Role of Task Complexity, Modality, and Aptitude in Narrative Task Performance [PDF]
Language Learning, 2012 The study reported in this paper investigated the relationship between components of aptitude and the fluency, accuracy, syntactic complexity and lexical variety of performance in two types of written and spoken narrative tasks.
Judit Kormos, Anna Trebits
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Predicting Microsurgical Aptitude
Otology & Neurotology, 2015Microscopic techniques are an essential part of otolaryngologic practice. These procedures demand advanced psychomotor and visuospatial skills, and trainees possess these abilities to varying degrees. No method currently exists to predict who will possess an aptitude for microscopic surgery.
Heather A, Osborn +4 more
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Aptitude for computer literacy
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1986Are cognitive abilities that were related to achievement in an introductory course in computer programming also related to achievement in a computer literacy course? Correlations between scores on a programming aptitude test and scores obtained on three exams given in an undergraduate course that taught the use of software were examined.
Dona M. Kagan, Leah Rose Pietron
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Development of aptitude at altitude
Developmental Science, 2010AbstractMillions of people currently live at altitudes in excess of 2500 metres, where oxygen supply is limited, but very little is known about the development of brain and behavioural function under such hypoxic conditions. We describe the physiological, cognitive and behavioural profile of a large cohort of infants (6–12 months), children (6–10 years)
Hogan, Alexandra M. +9 more
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A Turning Point: Aptitudes and Aptitude Testing
The Journal of Higher Education, 1938(1938). A Turning Point: Aptitudes and Aptitude Testing. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 169-170.
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Personality and Scientific Aptitude
Nature, 1963IN a recent communication1, science sixth forms in English schools were shown to attract boys who have high intelligence quotients but relatively low scores on ‘open-ended’ tests, that is, tests consisting of questions for which no one right answer exists, and which seem to have some bearing on the potentiality for original work2. Two types of boy were
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The Visual Professional Aptitudes (Les Aptitudes Visuelles Professionnelles)
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1976This book contains a wealth of information on visual functions as they relate to the ability to meet the requirements of various occupations. Its two authors are well qualified in their respective fields. Verriest, a Belgian ophthalmologist, has written extensively on visual acuity, perimetry, and on both congenital and acquired deficiencies of color ...
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