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Collection: Documents - Catalog Card
| EXCERPT: The effect of the intelligence quotient on a tester's mind may be to make it seem as if intelligence were constant, whereas it is only the statistical position in large groups which is constant. This illusion of constancy has, I believe, helped seriously to prevent men like Terman from appreciating the variability of early childhood.... |
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| TITLE: |
The Future For The Tests |
| CREATOR: |
Walter Lippmann (author) |
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November 29, 1922 |
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Article |
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Magazine |
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The New Republic |
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n/a |
| LOCATION: |
vol.32, pp.9-11 |
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| KEYWORDS: |
Alfred Binet, Children, Cognitive Disability, Education, Eugenics, Heredity, Institutions, Intelligence, Intelligence Tests, Lewis Terman, Lothrop Stoddard, Prejudice, Schools, Statistics, Walter Lippmann |
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