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The Arrow Dot test was administered to a volunteer group of 57 reformatory inmates and to a comparison group of 64 college students. It was found that the Impulse score discriminates between these groups. Suggestions are made as to the relationship between the AD I score and the Porteus Maze Q score.

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The IES Arrow Dot Performance of Delinquents and Nondelinquents

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