The Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Scale was developed because
a) a need existed for a measure of children's intelligence
b) parents complained about the Stanford-Binet
c) a need existed for a measure of adult intelligence
d) the Stanford-Binet was unfair for children
Question 2
The factor-analytic approach to scale development yields instruments
a) with scales that do not vary no matter what method of factor analysis is used
b) with scales that always translate to clinically useful concepts
c) with psychometric properties generally superior to those constructed by the rational method
d) none of the above
Using a sphygmomanometer to measure blood pressure.
Does Intelligence Increase with Brain Size?
Science versus religion: What accounts for the conflict and tension that have existed between them?
Saffir-Simpson Scale (Hurricane Intensity Scale)
The developed countries must reduce the level of greenhouse gas emissions
Psychologists measure basic memory capacity