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The Measurement Of Adult Intelligence
To many people the term psychometric examination means simply an estimation of the intelligence quotient; however, psychological tests as they are administered today ascertain much more than that. This is attested by the fact that there are currently in existence about 800 tests—educaton, psychological, and vocational. Therefore the problem of selecting the appropriate test that will offer the maximum amount of pertinent information and that will do it most accurately is always present. Methods of psychometric examination may be divided into two main categories, nonprojective tests and projective tests. Nonprojective tests are primarily designed to evaluate personality traits quantitatively and relative to statistically established norms. These norms have been standardized according to representative samples of the population under consideration. The Wechsler-Bellevue intelligence test, for example, estimates the amount of intelligence a given person has; the Bender-Gestalt test may indicate the presence of organicity and give a rough estimate of its
JAMA – American Medical Association
Published: Jun 18, 1955
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