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Alfred Binet
He invented the first intelligence test know known as the IQ test. He wanted to help students who needed extrra help in school. -
William Stern
He invented the concept of intelligence quotient, IQ which was later used to find the IQ test. -
Amy Alpha and Beta Tests
The army used the alpha and beta tests on almost all recruits. Alpha test emphasized verbal abilities and was given to everyone. The Beta test emphasized non-verbal abilities and was to be given to those who performed poorly on the Alpha test and were suspected of having language problems. -
Charles Spearman
-He believed we have one general intelegence and he granted that people often have special abilities that stand out
-Helped develop factor analysis- a procedure that identifies clusters of related items -
Art of Thought
Graham Wallace created this book to outline how close he was getitng to the creative process -
L.L. Thurstone
He is well known for his contributions to factor analysis. He was responsible for the standardized mean and standard deviation of the IQ test. -
David Wechesler
Wechsler objected to the single score offered by the 1937 Binet scale.Wechsler is best known for his intelligence tests. He is one of the most influential advocates of the role of nonintellective factors in testing. He emphasized that factors other than intellectual ability are involved in intelligent behavior. -
Howard Gardner
-Gardner argues that we have multiple intelligences. He has idendtified a total of 8 -
Robert Sternberg
Sternberg agrees with Gardner about multiple intelligences but he believes in 3 intelligences not 8.
-Analytical intelligence
-Creative intelligence
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Emotional Intelligence
John Mayer, Peter Salovey, abd David Caruso developed a test to access the four emotional intelligence components. -
First Intellignece Test
The first intelligence test was created to access thoes children who needed more help in schools. -
Testing Today
Tests are wildly used today throughout the world. They have changed to be less discrimitive.