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5 2 2006 .. Japanese Journal on Support System for Developmental Disabilities wechsler .. WAIS-R WISC-III .. 3 .. - .. Key Words WISC-III WAIS-R .. 34)35) .. 1885 Ebbinghaus . (memory span) .. Ebbinghaus .. 19) . 1)2)3) . 4)25) . wechsler . wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WAIS 7)8)10)11)12)16)21)22). wechsler Intelligence Scale for . Children; WISC . Digit Span task 20) .. wechsler 27)29) .. Hoshi (2000)18) .. Gerton . (2004)14) .. Table 1 . Pearson . Table 2 .. WAIS . WISC .. r = .48, p < .01 . WAIS-R WAIS-R 34) . WISC-III 25. 34 .44 .. WAIS-R .. Table 1 1 .. 36 17 19 .. SD: , Range: 23 43 6 - 25 5 - 12 4 - 13.. Table 2 1 . WAIS-R 34) . ( ) ..21..09 .44 **..39 *.

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1 5 2 2006 .. Japanese Journal on Support System for Developmental Disabilities wechsler .. WAIS-R WISC-III .. 3 .. - .. Key Words WISC-III WAIS-R .. 34)35) .. 1885 Ebbinghaus . (memory span) .. Ebbinghaus .. 19) . 1)2)3) . 4)25) . wechsler . wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WAIS 7)8)10)11)12)16)21)22). wechsler Intelligence Scale for . Children; WISC . Digit Span task 20) .. wechsler 27)29) .. Hoshi (2000)18) .. Gerton . (2004)14) .. Table 1 . Pearson . Table 2 .. WAIS . WISC .. r = .48, p < .01 . WAIS-R WAIS-R 34) . WISC-III 25. 34 .44 .. WAIS-R .. Table 1 1 .. 36 17 19 .. SD: , Range: 23 43 6 - 25 5 - 12 4 - 13.. Table 2 1 . WAIS-R 34) . ( ) ..21..09 .44 **..39 *.

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