#9566. The comparability of intelligence test results: Group- and individual-level comparisons of seven intelligence tests

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Developmental and Educational Psychology;
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Abstract:
A significant body of research has demonstrated that IQs obtained from different intelligence tests substantially correlate at the group level. Yet, there is minimal research investigating whether different intelligence tests yield comparable results for individuals. Examining this issue is paramount given that high-stakes decisions are based on individual test results. Consequently, we investigated whether seven current and widely used intelligence tests yielded comparable results for individuals between the ages of 4–20 years.
Keywords:
Children and adolescents; Comparability; Individual-level; Intelligence tests; IQ

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