Despite a century of use in assessing children for predicting academic success, IQ theory
and assessments largely overlook the intellectual repertoires of adolescents and adults that …

Over 100 years have passed since Binet and Simon proposed scales for assessment of
intelligence of children to predict academic success and failure. The extension of these …

In two seminal articles, David Wechsler emphasized the importance of non-ability
determinants of adult intelligence, and called for a more inclusive consideration of traits …

Traditional approaches to intelligence have mainly evolved from Spearman's theory of
general intelligence, which views intelligence as general and fixed, and from applications of …

The question'What is intelligence?'may seem simple to answer, but the study and
measurement of human intelligence is one of the most controversial subjects in psychology …

Intelligence theory and assessment methods have traditionally been aimed at predicting
academic success. As such, efforts during the early part of this century first focused on …

Nearly a century ago, Binet and Simon ushered in the “modern” approach to the
conceptualization and measurement of intelligence. The techniques created by Binet and …

Understanding human intelligence and its development has been a major pursuit of
psychologists for more than a century. This article describes the status of controversies …

The development of adult intelligence assessment early in this century as an upward
extension of the Binet-Simon approach to child intelligence assessment is briefly reviewed …

There is a strange disconnect between the scientific consensus and the public mind on
intelligence testing. Just mention IQ testing in polite company, and you'll sternly be informed …