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Research Population & Sample Size
The total sample for all six normative samples included 272,599 kindergarten through 12th grade students and adults.
Analysis
Analysis of the normative data showed that creative thinking scores remained static or decreased, starting at sixth grade.
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Results
Results also indicated that Tweet this! since 1990, even as IQ scores have risen, creative thinking scores have significantly decreased .
The decrease for kindergartners through third graders was the most significant.
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