The Stanford Binet test is an verbal intelligence test and developed in a first version in the year 1937 and in a revised version in the year 1960, into which different tasks were summarized. There is old-specific test variants up to the age of 14 years and it gives four tests, of which one is certain for normaltalented and three are intended for above average talented adults.

Thus questions are placed to the sense content of proverbs and the sentence memory is examined. Further investigation topics are orientation, number memory, contrasts and rendition of the core theses of a text belonged.

History

The Stanford Binet test was invented of Lewis Madison Terman as advancement of Alfred Binets Binet test. Here also the research William of star played a role.

See also

• Intelligence
• Intelligence quotient
• Intelligence structure test

Literature

• Carl G. Liungman, the intelligence cult. A criticism of the intelligence term and the IQ measurement, Rowohlt, Reinbek, 1976, ISBN 3-499-16792-1

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