Methods And Experiments in Mental Tests
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E. , the I. Q. Which would have been found for him had he been tested in childhood ?
It will be simpler to develop the methods of ^ Even should it be found ultimately that in the case of all children intelligence ceases to grow at approximately the same age, different children will have reached at that age very different levels of mental development. E. G. , the dull or defective child may have attained a mental age of only ten or twelve years, at which he remains for the rest of his life.
58 .... INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENTS solution proposed by reference to a particular group test for which the age norms of perform- ance are known. For this purpose we shall take the Otis group test. All that will be said would be equally applicable, mutatis miitandis, to any other point-scale test.
I. A Direct Method. Fig. 4 represents the curve of performance in the Otis group test, as plotted from the table of norms. ^ This curve is a rough reflection of the curve of growth of intelligence of the ' average ' child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. , the I. Q. Which would have been found for him had he been tested in childhood ?
It will be simpler to develop the methods of ^ Even should it be found ultimately that in the case of all children intelligence ceases to grow at approximately the same age, different children will have reached at that age very different levels of mental development. E. G. , the dull or defective child may have attained a mental age of only ten or twelve years, at which he remains for the rest of his life.
58 .... INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENTS solution proposed by reference to a particular group test for which the age norms of perform- ance are known. For this purpose we shall take the Otis group test. All that will be said would be equally applicable, mutatis miitandis, to any other point-scale test.
I. A Direct Method. Fig. 4 represents the curve of performance in the Otis group test, as plotted from the table of norms. ^ This curve is a rough reflection of the curve of growth of intelligence of the ' average ' child.
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