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Culture-free

Culture -free refers to descriptive of a test in which cultural biases have been removed. On such a test, test takers from different cultural backgrounds would have an equal opportunity to earn scores that reflect their true abilities.

Culture-free IQ test

Culture -free IQ test s refers to a tests without cultural content.

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Culture-relevant tests

- Culture-relevant tests : Culture -relevant tests refer to measurement of skills and knowledge that relate to the cultural experiences of the test-takers

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Cumulative recorder

Cumulative recorder refers to a device that measures total number of responses over time and provides a graphic depiction of the rate of behavior.

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Cumulative recording

Cumulative recording refers to a graphical representation of number of responses over time (hence, of rate of responding), Skinner used this widely in his investigations of bar pressing and key pecking.

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Cumulative rehearsal

Cumulative Rehearsal is a term used in memory research that refers to a type of rehearsal in which a person repeats the most recently presented word and then rehearses it with as many other different words as possible.

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Cumulative relation

Cumulative relation is a term in heredity, when the allelic states of a gene in a single pair of chromosomes combine to influence a trait.

Cumulative-deficit hypothesis

Cumulative-deficit hypothesis refers to the notion that impoverished environments inhibit intellectual growth and that these inhibiting effects accumulate over time.

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