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Twenty-six test variables for psychological differentiation and cognitive abilities were factor analyzed with a View towards replication of certain factors of perceptual and conceptual differentiation and relating these factors the cognitive abilities. Eight factors were recovered and interpreted, including Form and Element Articulation, Flexibility of Closure, Speed of Closure, Perceptual Speed, and Conceptual Differentiation in Categorbation. Form Articulation appeared to be more related to Flexibility and Speed of Closure, while Element Articulation was more related to Conceptual Differentiation in Categorization. These findings are briefly discussed. .
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