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WRAT
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WRATWide Range Amplifier Technology
WRATWide Range Achievement Test
WRATWriting, Reading and Technology
WRATWing Rapid Automation Team
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In his first clinical position, he and Joseph Jastak developed the Wide Range Achievement Test.
In memoriam by The Psychological Record
5% men), and premorbid intelligence (as measured by the Wide Range Achievement Test 3 [WRAT-3] Reading Subtest [Wilkinson, 1993]; mean row score = 51.
Application of the spacing effect to improve learning and memory for ... by Goverover, Yael; Arango-Lasprilla, Juan Carlos; Hillary, Frank G.; Chiaravalloti, Nancy; DeLuca, Joh / AJOT: American Journal of Occupational Therapy
Correlations of the DAB (Newcomer, 1990) with the Detroit Tests of Learning Aptitude-Primary (DTLAP) and the Wide Range Achievement Test (WRAT) range from .
Effects of teaching patterning to 1st-graders by Pasnak, Robert / Journal of Research in Childhood Education
 
 
 
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