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IntelligenceBinet's Experiment On How Teachers Test IntelligenceSuperior Adult 3: Repeating Eight Digits How The Scale Was Derived Pointing To Parts Of The Body Alternative Test: Giving Age Reliability Of Repeated Tests Alternative Test 2: Repeating Three Digits Reversed Comprehension Second Degree Other Conceptions Of Intelligence Necessity Of Securing Attention And Effort The Avoidance Of Fatigue Distinguishing Right And Left Alternative Test 1: Naming The Days Of The Week The Ball-and-field Test (score 2 Inferior Plan) How The Scale Is Used The Validity Of The Intelligence Quotient Genius And Near Genius Scattering Of Successes Copying A Diamond Recording Responses |
Personality Of The ExaminerDoubtless there are persons so lacking in personal adaptability that success in this kind of work would be for them impossible. The wooden, mechanical, matter-of-fact and unresponsive personality is as much out of place in the psychological clinic as the traditional bull in the china shop. It would make an interesting study for some one to investigate, by exact methods, the influence on test results of the personality of different examiners who have been equally trained in the methods to be employed and who are equally conscientious in applying them according to rules. On the whole, differences of this kind are probably not very great among experienced and reasonably competent examiners. Adaptability grows with experience and with increase of self-confidence. After a few score tests there should be no serious failure from inability to get into _rapport_ with the child. Even in those rare cases where the child breaks down and cries from timidity, or perhaps refuses to answer out of embarrassment, the difficulty can be overcome by sufficient tact so that the examination may proceed as though nothing had happened. If the examiner has the proper psychological and personal equipment, the testing of twenty or thirty children forms a fairly satisfactory apprenticeship. Without psychological training, no amount of experience will guarantee absolute accuracy of the results. Next: The Avoidance Of Fatigue Previous: The Importance Of Tact
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