Spearman two-factor theorem
- Spearman two-factor theorem
French\ \ théorème des deux facteurs de Spearman
German\ \ Spearmanscher Faktorensatz
Dutch\ \ twee-factoren-theorema van Spearman
Italian\ \ teorema dei due fattori di Spearman
Spanish\ \ teorema de Spearman de los dos factores
Catalan\ \ teorema de Spearman dels dos factors
Portuguese\ \ teorema bifactorial de Spearman; teorema bifatorial de Spearman
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ -
Greek\ \ Spearman δύο παράγοντα θεώρημα
Finnish\ \ Spearmanin kahden faktorin teoreema
Hungarian\ \ Spearman-féle kéttényezõ tétel
Turkish\ \ Spearman iki etken teoremi; Spearman iki faktör teoremi; Spearman iki etken savı; Spearman iki faktör savı
Estonian\ \ Spearmani kahe faktori teoreem
Lithuanian\ \ Spearman antrosios eilės daugiklių teorema; Spearman antrosios dviejų daugiklių teorema; Spirmeno antrosios eilės daugiklių teorema; Spirmeno antrosios dviejų daugiklių teorema
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ dwuczynnikowe twierdzenie Spearmana
Russian\ \ двухфакторная теорема Спирмана
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ Spearman tveggja þáttur setningin
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ gh ziyeye doameliye Spearman
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ نظرية سبيرمان للعاملين
Afrikaans\ \ Spearman-tweefaktorstelling
Chinese\ \ 斯 皮 尔 曼 两 因 子 定 理
Korean\ \ 스피어만 2요인 정리
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