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Paula E. Barnsley

Paula E. Barnsley, whose observations led to the discovery of Relative Age Effects (RAEs), holds a B.A. and an M.Ed. in Educational Psychology from Memorial University of Newfoundland, and for 15 years she was a registered psychologist in Alberta. She became a lawyer after completing an LL.B. at Dalhousie University (1988) and an LL.M. at The University of British Columbia (1998).

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Hockey Success and Birthdate: The Relative Age Effect
[ Research ] Previously published in Volume 51, Issue 8 Abstract Hockey players from the National Hockey League (N.H.L.), the Western Hockey League (W.H.L.), and Ontario Hockey League (O.H.L.) were categorized according to their month of birth. The results revealed an extremely strong...
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