Intellectual Achievement Responsibility Questionnaire (IAR)
“When you read a story and remember most of it, is it usually A. because you were interested in the story, or B. because the story was well written?”
when you read a story and remember most of it is it usually a because you were interested in the story or b because the story was well writ…
CITM_be5691f79c6a · 3 source instruments · 2 surface variants
Normalized stem
when you read a story and remember most of it is it usually a because you were interested in the story or b because the story was well written
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- When you read a story and remember most of it, is it usually A. because you were interested in the story, or B. because the story was well written?
- When you read a story and remember most of it, is it usually +A. because you were interested in the story, or B. because the story was well written?
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Intellectual Achievement Responsibility Questionnaire (IAR)
“When you read a story and remember most of it, is it usually +A. because you were interested in the story, or B. because the story was well written?”
Intellectual Achievement Responsibility Questionnaire
“When you read a story and remember most of it, is it usually +A. because you were interested in the story, or B. because the story was well written?”
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