Intelligence

Counting Four Pennies
I Ntelligence Of The Different Social Classes
Summary Of Changes
How The Scale Was Derived
The Game Of Patience
Finding Rhymes
Repeating Four Digits
Superior Adult 5: Repeating Seven Digits Reversed
Desirable Range Of Testing
Intelligence Tests Of Delinquents
Comparison Of Weights
Alternative Test 2: Writing From Dictation
Alternative Test 2: Repeating Twenty To Twenty-two Syllables
The Ball-and-field Test (score 2 Inferior Plan)
Finding Mental Age
Adhering To Formula
Essential Nature Of The Scale
The Validity Of The Individual Tests
Frequency Of Different Degrees Of Intelligence
Problem Questions

Alternative Test 1: Naming Six Coins

PROCEDURE is exactly as in VI, 5 (naming four coins). The dollar should
be shown before the half-dollar.

SCORING. _All six coins must be correctly named._ If a response is
changed the rule is to count the second answer and ignore the first.

REMARKS. Binet used nine pieces and required knowledge of all at year X
(1908), but at year IX in the 1911 revision. Most other workers have
used the same method, with the test located in either year IX or year X.





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