Behavior-Problem Patterns among the Learning Disabled: III — Replication across Age and Sex
Michael H. Epstein, Douglas Cullinan, John Wills Lloyd
Abstract
Michael H. Epstein, Douglas Cullinan, John Wills Lloyd
Abstract
Teachers completed rating scales on learning disabled male and female students ranging in age from 6 to 18 years. Responses were factor-analyzed to identify characteristic behavior problems of the learning disabled. While replicating findings from previous studies, the results revealed some important differences, that is, problems found to be characteristic of the learning disabled students differed according to sex and age level. These findings have implications for understanding the nature of learning disabilities and for designing appropriate educational programs for learning disabled students.
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Teachers completed rating scales on learning disabled male and female students ranging in age from 6 to 18 years. Responses were factor-analyzed to identify characteristic behavior problems of the learning disabled. While replicating findings from previous studies, the results revealed some important differences, that is, problems found to be characteristic of the learning disabled students differed according to sex and age level. These findings have implications for understanding the nature of learning disabilities and for designing appropriate educational programs for learning disabled students.
Key concepts: Learning disabled, Learning disability, Psychology, Replication (statistics), Developmental psychology, Statistics, Mathematics