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Journal of Clinical Psychology|November 1, 1989
Base rates of WAIS-R subtest scatter as a guide for clinical and neuropsychological assessmentJ E McLean, A S KaufmanJournal of Clinical Psychology|February 19, 1998
An investigation into the relationship between interests and intelligenceA S Kaufman, J E McLeanPsychological Reports|December 1, 1996
Profiles of Hispanic adolescents and adults on the Holland Themes and Basic Interest Scales of the Strong Interest InventoryA S Kaufman, J E McLeanJournal of Clinical Psychology|March 1, 1988
Sex, race, residence, region, and education differences on the 11 WAIS-R subtestsA S Kaufman, J E McLean, C R ReynoldsJournal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology|March 1, 1990
Empirical test of the Inglis and Lawson hypothesis about sex differences in WAIS and WAIS-R brain-damage studiesA S Kaufman, J E McLean, C R ReynoldsAssessment|September 29, 2001
Two- and three-factor solutions of the WAIS-IIIA S Kaufman, E O Lichtenberger, J E McLeanJournal of Clinical Psychology|July 1, 1991
Analysis of WAIS-R factor patterns by sex and raceA S Kaufman, J E McLean, C R ReynoldsJournal of Clinical Psychology|September 1, 1995
The fluid and crystallized abilities of white, black, and Hispanic adolescents and adults, both with and without an education covariateA S Kaufman, J E McLean, J C KaufmanJournal of Clinical Psychology|February 26, 1998
Black-white differences on the Strong Interest Inventory General Occupational Themes and Basic Interest Scales at ages 16 to 65A S Kaufman, J M Ford-Richards, J E McLeanPsychological Reports|December 1, 1994
White-black and white-Hispanic differences on fluid and crystallized abilities by age across the 11- to 94-year rangeJ C Kaufman, J E McLean, A S Kaufman, et al.Pageof 8