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Intelligence archives from May 1997
Hans Eysenck (1916-1997): a tribute.(Obituary)
May 1, 1997... Hans Eysenck died on September 4, 1997, in London, at the age of 81. Eysenck was one of the most well-known psychologists in the world, and perhaps, upon his death, even the most well-known.
Eysenck was born in 1916 in Berlin, the only child...
Not so F.A.S.T., Dr. Vickers! (Douglas Vickers' frequency accrual speed test)
May 1, 1997... Vickers and his co-workers have recently reported studies with a "frequency accrual speed test" (FAST) that was devised to assess individuals' speed or efficiency of sampling of sensory input. According to Vickers, the FAST overcomes some of the...
Mental rotation as a mediator for sex-related differences in visualization.
May 1, 1997... This study was designed to analyze whether Mental Rotation (MR) played a role as a mediating variable for sex-related differences in Visualization (VZ). Two psychometric tests measuring MR and VZ were applied to a representative sample of 309...
Predicting black and white differential item functioning in verbal analogy performance.
May 1, 1997... Differential item functioning (DIF) is one technique for comparing ethnic populations that test makers employ to help ensure the fairness of their tests. The purpose of this ethnic comparison study is to investigate factors that may have a...
The role of attention in the relationship between Inspection Time and IQ in children.
May 1, 1997... This study investigated the possibility that the widely reported relationship between IQ and Inspection Time (IT) in children (e.g. Nettelbeck & Young, 1990) may derive from the involvement of various aspects of attention in both IT and...
Visual information processing and intelligence.
May 1, 1997... Measures of inspection time (IT) have robust, moderately-sized correlations with IQ-type test scores. However, the reason for the IT-IQ correlation is not understood. Although the original theory asserted that IT performance was based on a single...