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IntelligenceSpecial Characteristics Of The Binet-simon MethodAlternative Test 2: Repeating Three Digits Reversed Alternative Test: Repeating Twelve To Thirteen Syllables Reading For Eight Memories Comparison Of Weights Repeating Four Digits The Influence Of Coaching The Ball-and-field Test (score 2 Inferior Plan) Comprehension Third Degree Reliability Of Repeated Tests Interpretation Of Pictures Intelligence Tests For Vocational Fitness Superior Adult 5: Repeating Seven Digits Reversed The Avoidance Of Fatigue Recording Responses Tying A Bow-knot Naming Colors The Validity Of The Intelligence Quotient Discrimination Of Forms Intelligence Tests Of Superior Children |
Summary Of ChangesA comparison of the above list with either the Binet 1908 or 1911 series will reveal many changes. On the whole, it differs somewhat more from the Binet 1911 scale than from that of 1908. Thus, of the 49 tests below the "adult" group in the 1911 scale, 2 are eliminated and 29 are relocated. Of these, 25 are moved downward and 4 upward. The shifts are as follows:-- Down 1 year, 18 Down 2 years, 4 Down 3 years, 2 Down 6 years, 1 Up 1 year, 3 Up 2 years, 1 Of the adult group in Binet's 1911 series 1 is eliminated, 2 are moved up to "superior adult," and 1 is moved up to 14. Accordingly, of Binet's entire 54 tests, we have eliminated 3 and relocated 32, leaving only 19 in the positions assigned them by Binet. The 3 eliminated are: repeating 2 digits, resisting suggestion, and "reversed triangle." The revision is really more extensive than the above figures would suggest, since minor changes have been made in the scoring of a great many tests in order to make them fit better the locations assigned them. Throughout the scale the procedure and scoring have been worked over and made more definite with the idea of promoting uniformity. This phase of the revision is perhaps more important than the mere relocation of tests. Also, the addition of numerous tests in the upper ranges of the scale affects very considerably the mental ages above the level of 10 or 11 years. Next: Effects Of The Revision On The Mental Ages Secured Previous: Method Of Arriving At A Revision
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