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Sally Vargas
on Oct 21, 2024
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Why do deaf and foreign-born people get a more fair score on the Raven's Progressive Matrices than they do on the Wechsler or Stanford-Binet test?
A) Raven's Matrices measure only simple responses to simple stimuli.
B) Raven's Matrices include only nonverbal questions and answers.
C) Raven's Matrices accept a wide variety of answers as correct on each item.
D) Raven's Matrices measure biological variables rather than answers to questions.
Nonverbal Questions
Queries or prompts that are communicated without the use of spoken or written language, often relying on gestures, facial expressions, or other forms of body language.
Raven's Matrices
A nonverbal group test typically used to measure abstract reasoning and regarded as a nonverbal estimate of fluid intelligence.
- Recognize the significance of culture and language in intelligence testing.
- Illustrate the concept of "culture-reduced" measurements and the grounds for their utilization.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize the significance of culture and language in intelligence testing.
- Illustrate the concept of "culture-reduced" measurements and the grounds for their utilization.
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