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9780306484315

Assessment Of Intellectual Functioning

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  • ISBN13:

    9780306484315

  • ISBN10:

    0306484315

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-05-30
  • Publisher: Kluwer Academic Pub
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Summary

This fully updated, comprehensive text examines the assessment of intellectual abilities in children and adults. Chapters emphasize the rationale and techniques for measuring intellectual function in educational, clinical, and other organizational settings. The author includes detailed descriptions of the most widely used procedures for administering, scoring, and interpreting individual and group intelligence tests. This second edition features additional material on testing the handicapped, individual and group differences in mental abilities, theories and issues in the assessment of mental abilities, and new tests for measuring intelligence and related abilities.

Table of Contents

1 Foundations and Definitions
1(28)
Historical Antecedents of Intelligence Testing
2(8)
Binet and His Successors
10(9)
Definitions and Tests
19(2)
Overview of the Book
21(3)
Summary
24(1)
Questions and Activities
25(1)
Suggested Readings
26(3)
2 Measurement Concepts and Methods
29(26)
Item Analysis and Test Standardization
29(3)
Descriptive Statistics
32(3)
Test Norms
35(4)
Reliability and Validity
39(7)
Factor Analysis
46(3)
Summary
49(2)
Questions and Activities
51(2)
Suggested Readings
53(2)
3 Test Administration, Scoring, and Interpretation
55(28)
Standards for Standardized Tests
55(1)
Test Administration
56(10)
Test Scoring
66(2)
Test Interpretation and Reporting
68(9)
Summary
77(2)
Questions and Activities
79(2)
Suggested Readings
81(2)
4 Individual Testing of School-Age Children I: SB-N and WISC-III
83(34)
Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale
84(11)
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children
95(16)
System of Multicultural Pluralistic Assessment
111(3)
Summary
114(1)
Questions and Activities
115(1)
Suggested Readings
116(1)
5 Individual Testing of School-Age Children II: KABC, DTLA, and DAS
117(24)
Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children
118(12)
Detroit Tests of Learning Aptitude
130(4)
Differential Ability Scales
134(2)
Summary
136(2)
Questions and Activities
138(1)
Suggested Readings
139(2)
6 Individual Testing of Adolescents and Adults: Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
141(26)
Background and Early Tests
142(4)
Content, Administration, and Scoring of the WAIS-R
146(6)
Psychometric Characteristics of the WAIS-R
152(4)
Psychodiagnostic Applications of the WAIS-R and Associated Tests
156(6)
Summary
162(2)
Questions and Activities
164(1)
Suggested Readings
165(2)
7 Individual Testing of Preschool Children and Infants
167(24)
Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence-Revised
170(4)
McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities and Other Preschool Test Batteries
174(3)
Brief Screening Tests
177(2)
Infant Intelligence Testing: Early Developments
179(3)
Infant Intelligence Testing: Later Developments
182(5)
Summary
187(2)
Questions and Activities
189(1)
Suggested Readings
189(2)
8 Individual Testing of the Handicapped
191(30)
Testing Visually Impaired Persons
195(4)
Testing Hearing-Impaired and Other Language-Handicapped Persons
199(5)
Pictorial Tests and the Orthopedically Handicapped
204(2)
Neuropsychological Testing
206(7)
Adaptive Behavior and Mental Retardation
213(3)
Summary
216(1)
Questions and Activities
217(1)
Suggested Readings
218(3)
9 Group Tests of Intelligence
221(26)
Characteristics of Group Tests
223(4)
Multilevel Group Tests
227(6)
Academic Ability and Selection Tests
233(5)
Nonverbal Group Intelligence Tests
238(4)
Summary
242(2)
Questions and Activities
244(1)
Suggested Readings
245(2)
10 Testing in Other Countries and Cultures 247(28)
Using American Intelligence Tests in Other Countries and Cultures
249(2)
Tests Indigenous to Other Countries
251(12)
Cultural, Nationality, and Ethnic Group Differences in Mental Abilities
263(9)
Summary
272(1)
Questions and Activities
273(1)
Suggested Readings
274(1)
11 Individual and Group Differences in Mental Abilities 275(30)
Distribution and Classification of Intelligence
276(7)
Age-Related Changes in Intelligence
283(7)
Other Demographic Variables
290(7)
Biological Factors and Mental Abilities
297(4)
Summary
301(2)
Questions and Activities
303(1)
Suggested Readings
304(1)
12 Theories and Issues in the Assessment of Mental Abilities 305(30)
Theories of Intelligence
306(14)
Issues and Controversies in Intelligence Testing
320(9)
Summary
329(2)
Questions and Activities
331(2)
Suggested Readings
333(2)
13 Looking Forward 335(10)
Technology and Methodology
336(1)
Physiological Substrates of Intelligence
337(2)
Test Development and Theories
339(2)
Other Issues and Developments
341(2)
Questions and Activities
343(1)
Suggested Readings
343(2)
Glossary 345(16)
Appendix A: Standardized American Individual Intelligence Tests 361(4)
Appendix B: American Suppliers of Intelligence Tests and Related Materials 365(2)
References 367(28)
Author Index 395(8)
Subject Index 403(4)
Tests and Instruments Index 407

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