The Stanford-Binet test reflects mostly verbal abilities and uses a mental age concept of intelligence, while the Wechsler test reflects both verbal and nonverbal abilities using a point scale system. Key differences are that the Wechsler test yields separate verbal and performance intelligence quotients and has consistent standard deviations across age levels, unlike the Stanford-Binet.
The Stanford-Binet test reflects mostly verbal abilities and uses a mental age concept of intelligence, while the Wechsler test reflects both verbal and nonverbal abilities using a point scale system. Key differences are that the Wechsler test yields separate verbal and performance intelligence quotients and has consistent standard deviations across age levels, unlike the Stanford-Binet.
The Stanford-Binet test reflects mostly verbal abilities and uses a mental age concept of intelligence, while the Wechsler test reflects both verbal and nonverbal abilities using a point scale system. Key differences are that the Wechsler test yields separate verbal and performance intelligence quotients and has consistent standard deviations across age levels, unlike the Stanford-Binet.
Compare and contrast Stanford-Binet and Weschler Scales.
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The Stanford-Binet Scale The Wechsler Scale
1. The Stanford-Binet test reflected 1. Wechsler test reflected verbal
Results of mostly verbal abilities. most of and nonverbal abilities. the earlier studies 2. The Binet scale depends upon using 2. The Wechsler Intelligence other a Mental Age concept of intelligence. subjects Scale for Children is a point scale. reported that the 3. The Stanford-Binet does not mean IQ 3. The WISC is composed of scores include any test items designated from twelve subtests, each supposed the Form as measuring a particular skill. L-M were to tap a specific ability, and it very similar to 4. At 6 years, the Binet standard the mean yields a separate verbal and IQ scores deviation is unusually small, and at from the performance intelligence three 12 years of age it is unusually large scales of quotient. the WISC. 4. The WISC standard deviations are the same size at each age level.
. Find 2 examples of Culture-fair Intelligence tests and identify the following: Name of author Brief description of the test