Originally posted by Azazel
No, not really! Though the rapid processing of sensory data sometimes leads to improved hand-eye coordination, this is not always the case. Also, the visualisation of 3d objects in ones mind, abilities to create connections and properly define entities, all of these are parts of standard IQ tests, AFAI've seen.
No, not really! Though the rapid processing of sensory data sometimes leads to improved hand-eye coordination, this is not always the case. Also, the visualisation of 3d objects in ones mind, abilities to create connections and properly define entities, all of these are parts of standard IQ tests, AFAI've seen.
Yes, and being charming is part of social intelligence. What's the problem with this?
Social intelliegence is not a part of IQ tests, last time I looked.
I am assuming that everyone knows numbers, for the sake of this discussion. Call me an ethnocentric shauvenist.
Already done. It goes to the heart of the problem which you denied, whcih is that who makes the test matters- because test assume shared cultural experiences that might not exist and will mean lower scores for those who don't share them.
So let's summarize:
-No testing of skills.
-Testing of analytical power of recognizing and making the connections between entities in a described situation.
-Testing of the ability to socially interact ( preferrably with people of different cultural background).
- Testing of visualisation.
I think those are present quite well in IQ tests.
-No testing of skills.
-Testing of analytical power of recognizing and making the connections between entities in a described situation.
-Testing of the ability to socially interact ( preferrably with people of different cultural background).
- Testing of visualisation.
I think those are present quite well in IQ tests.
Of course skills are part of the test- at the minimum, they test literacy-the smartest illiterate person will fail an IQ exam-back to the "who made the test" problem. Any test that asks any math questions assumes a fair amount of math lietarcy, which is a skill itself as well.
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