Evaluating Tests of Intelligence.

This is an intermediate-level presentation. Surveys of test usage consistently indicate that tests of intelligence are among the most frequently utilized assessment tools in educational, occupational, and clinical settings. These tests provide standardized samples of behavior useful for norm-referen...

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Format: Video
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Buros Center for Testing, [date of publication not identified]
Series:Evaluating Test Quality: Advice From Mental Measurements Yearbook Reviewers
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