Full text: Study "Individual development and social structure" - Proportional, combinatorial, and correlational reasoning (Pt. 4)

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Table 67 a 
Combinatorial reasoning: 
Solution probabilities at age 17 
by social class in two categories: low (SES 1-3), high (SES 4-6) 
Urban sample 
SES 
low 
Variable 
1 combination both combin. N 
no solution 
CBSOL6 found solution 
0.0% 
60,0% 
25 
40,0% 
SES 
high 
Variable 
N 
no solution 
one combin. both combin. 
found solution 
CBSOL6 
0,0% 
35,3% 
64,7% 
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Table 67 b 
Combinatorial reasoning: 
Solution probabilities at age 17 
by social class in six categories 
Urban sample 
— 
Variable 
no solut. 1 combin. 2 comb. 
SES 
N 
— 
42,9% 
7 
low/low 
CBSOL6 
0,0% 
found solution 
57,1% 
9 
CBSOL6 
88,9% 
low/high 
found solution 
11,1% 
0,0% 
44,4% 
CBSOL6 
middle/low 
found solution 
9 
55,6% 
0,0% 
CBSOL6 found solution 
14 
50,0% 50,0% 
0,0% 
middle/high 
CBSOL6 
75,0% 
high/low 
found solution 
25,0% 
0,0% 
12 
found solution 
high/low 
CBSOL6 
75,0% 
0,0% 25,0% 
8 
Table 68 
Combinatorial reasoning: 
Solution probabilities at age 17 
Urban sample 
Variable 
13-19 
7-12 
20-26 
N 
CBSTP6 
number of trials 
13,6% 
69,5% 
16,9% 
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Table 69 
Combinatorial reasoning: 
Solution probabilities at age 17 
by teacher rating 
Urban sample 
Teacher rating 
high 
Variable 
7-12 
13-19 
20-26 
X 
 
CBSTP6 number of trials 
39 
12,8% 
74,2% 12,7% — 
low 
Teacher rating 
20-26 
N 
Variable 
7-12 
13-19 
60% 
number of trials 
CBSTP6 
20 
25,0% 
15,0%
	        
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