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    Intelligence refers to an individual's ability to think rationally, act purposefully, and deal effectively with their environment. Common intelligence tests include the Wechsler tests which measure verbal skills and reasoning abilities, and the Stanford-Binet test which assesses general intelligence for individuals ages 3 to 45. These tests provide IQ scores to classify intelligence from profound mental retardation to gifted.

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    Intelligence refers to an individual's ability to think rationally, act purposefully, and deal effectively with their environment. Common intelligence tests include the Wechsler tests which measure verbal skills and reasoning abilities, and the Stanford-Binet test which assesses general intelligence for individuals ages 3 to 45. These tests provide IQ scores to classify intelligence from profound mental retardation to gifted.

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    Intelligence refers to an individual's ability to think rationally, act purposefully, and deal effectively with their environment. Common intelligence tests include the Wechsler tests which measure verbal skills and reasoning abilities, and the Stanford-Binet test which assesses general intelligence for individuals ages 3 to 45. These tests provide IQ scores to classify intelligence from profound mental retardation to gifted.

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    INTELLINGENCE

    Presented by – Shyam Shashi Pal


    Roll No- 28
    D.Ed. S.Ed. - ID
    DEFINATION OF INTELLIGENCE

     Intelligence is the aggregate or global capacity of the


    individual to think rationally, to act purposefully and to
    deal effectively with the environment .
    - Wechsler-1944
     Intelligence is the ability to master the information and
    skills needed to succeed within a particular culture.
    - Lolurto-1991
    TYPES OF INTELLIGENCE TEST

    1. Wechsler test
    a) Wechsler adult intelligence test scale(WISE)
    b) Wechsler intelligence test scale for children(WISC)

    2. The Stanford-Binet intelligence scale


    1. WECHSLER TEST

     WISE – Used for people between ages of 16-75.

     This test described by American psychologist


    Wechsler from this we can assist the individual
    intelligence scale for all age group.

     WISC – Used for children at age group between


    5-16 years.
    Wechsler assist the intelligence through the verbal scale
    involving used of word concepts and numbers.

    It consists of six subsets.


    1) Test of general information.

    2) Test of general comprehension.

    3) Test of Arithmetic reasoning.

    4) Test of Digit Span.

    5) Test of distinction between similarity.

    6) Test of vocabulary.
    1. INFORMATION: In this test ask general
    knowledge and the individual information status
    particular object.

    2. COMPRIHENTION: Are deals with more abstract


    questions.

    3. ARITHMETIC: It s deals with the problems solving


    method and measure by scoring.
    4. DIGIT SPAN : The subject required to repeat for
    backward series of numbers e.g.6,4,3,9 increasing
    member by backward or forward.

    5. SIMILARITIES : The subject is asked to


    identify similar.

    6. VOCABULARY : The meaning of the words has


    to be given.
    2. STANFORD BINET TEST
    HISTORY :

    Stanford Binet Test (1965) intelligent this is a new


    version of Binet Simen test .In 1905 two French
    Psychologist Binet and Simen discover this intelligence
    test. After that it was modified American Psychologist
    Termon with Binet at Stanford University for current
    use of intelligence assessment. In 1986 it is known as
    Stanford Binet intelligence test form.
    STANFORD BINET TEST

     Can useful for 3 year to superior adults up to 45 years. It

    is very effective only to 16 years. For adults this test

    result is not accurate or satisfactory.

     This test can useful for measurement of general

    intelligence test.
    Formula……
    IQ RANGE CLASSIFICATION
    Below 20 Profound Mental
    retardation (Care group)
    20 - 34 Severe MR (Custodial)
    35 - 49 Moderate MR (Trainable)

    50 – 69 Mild MR (Educable)
    70- 90 Borderline Intelligence
    (Slow learner)
    90 - 110 Average Intelligence
    110 - 140 Superior

    140 and above Gifted


     These are just few examples.
     There are many other intelligence tests.
     Test should be chosen according to the
    situation, client’s suitability and needs of
    the child.

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