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Hofstein, A., Ben-Zvi, R., Samuel, D., Kempa, R. F. |
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Journal of Research in Science Teaching; Jan1977, Vol. 14 Issue 1, p63-68, 6p, 2 Charts |
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The article presents a factor analysis of the Test of Interests, developed by G. R. Meyer, which measures various aspects of science interests and of attitudes toward science. The result of the test is a science orientation score, which is assumed to provide an overall measure of a student's inclination toward science. The investigation is based on intervariable correlations derived respectively from the recent study of hundreds of tenth-grade high school students in Israel and from Meyer's previous study on 680 G. C. E. O-level students in England. It indicates that there exists a general coherence among science the science interest and attitude variables. |
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Complementary Index |
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