The Binet Scale for measuring intelligence and retardation.

The Binet-Simon Measuring Scale for Intelligence: Some Criticisms and Suggestions

In 1908, the French psychologists Binet and Simon published their second and most famous series of tests for the diagnosis of the grade of intelligence of children. This series, translated and adapted for American use by Goddard and Whipple, has won for itself widespread acceptance and increasing application by those interested in the education of exceptional children. This widespread practical...

A Practical Guide for the Administration of the Binet-Simon Scale for Measuring Intelligence

Various considerations liave constrained me to prepare this, guide. First, the Binet-Simon scale is coming into wider and wider use in institutions for defectives (feebleminded, epileptic, insane, criminal, juvenile delinquents) and in the public schools throughout the country. Such varied application of the tests should in time yield valuable comparative knowledge of various classes of individ...

The Accuracy of the Abbreviated Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale

How accurate is this abbreviated scale? One way of answering this question is to compare individuals' IQ's on the complete scale with their IQ's derived by considering only the starred tests. This procedure involves, of course, the assumption that an individual taking the complete scale would have the same "passes" and "failures" on the starred tests as he would have had, if he had been given o...

The Development of Intelligence in Children (the Binet-Simon Scale), and the Intelligence of the Feebleminded

The Development of intelligence in children (the Binet-Simon Scale). By Alfred Binet, Sc.D., and Th. Simon, M.D. Translated by Elizabeth S. Kite. Vineland, N. J.: The Training School, May, 1916. Pp. 337. The Intelligence of the feebleminded. By Alfred Binet, Sc.D., and Th. Simon, M.D. Translated by Elizabeth S. Kite. Vineland, N. J.: The Training School, June, 1916. Pp. 328. Illus. Miss Kite ha...

The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children and the revised Stanford-Binet.