How accurate are modern IQ tests at categorising people as ID or non ID?

Whitaker, Simon (2015) How accurate are modern IQ tests at categorising people as ID or non ID? Clinical Psychology Forum (270). pp. 49-53. ISSN 1747-5732

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The accuracy with which current IQ tests appear to be able to categorise people as having a true intellectual ability below 70 depends on the assumptions that are made about how this accuracy should be assessed.

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How accurate are modern IQ tests at categorising people as ID or non ID?

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Whitaker, Simon

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Whitaker, Simon

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June 2015

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B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BF Psychology

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School of Human and Health Sciences

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01 Jun 2015 13:36

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