Journal of Applied Psychology
Journal of Applied Psychology
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Our author is similarly guarded in his dis- cussion of the intelligence quotient, which, he says, "cannot be ex- pected to remain constant except for the average" (p. 52).
The topic of brain development in children is illustrated by an hitherto unpublished curve of Dr. Richard Scammon which he de- rived from a very careful study of all existing data. A short chapter on physical defects and their bearing on general intelligence is fol- lowed by a treatment of the problems of anatomical or physio...logical age in its relation to mental age which is superior to that of any other writer known to the reviewer. In the chapter on pedagogical age emphasis is laid upon the causes of and remedies for retardation in school. The next three chapters deal with the relation of intelligence to the more fundamental, simple and complex mental processes and capacities, leading up to the important problem of mental organization, the treatment of which is, unfortunately, too brief to equal other chapters in lucidity; yet it is along the lines here indicated that the author's greatest opportunity seems to lie for an important and lasting contribution to the science of general intelligence and to psychology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our author is similarly guarded in his dis- cussion of the intelligence quotient, which, he says, "cannot be ex- pected to remain constant except for the average" (p. 52).
The topic of brain development in children is illustrated by an hitherto unpublished curve of Dr. Richard Scammon which he de- rived from a very careful study of all existing data. A short chapter on physical defects and their bearing on general intelligence is fol- lowed by a treatment of the problems of anatomical or physio...logical age in its relation to mental age which is superior to that of any other writer known to the reviewer. In the chapter on pedagogical age emphasis is laid upon the causes of and remedies for retardation in school. The next three chapters deal with the relation of intelligence to the more fundamental, simple and complex mental processes and capacities, leading up to the important problem of mental organization, the treatment of which is, unfortunately, too brief to equal other chapters in lucidity; yet it is along the lines here indicated that the author's greatest opportunity seems to lie for an important and lasting contribution to the science of general intelligence and to psychology.
What to read after Journal of Applied Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Psychological Association to read onlineMoreLess
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