Stanford-Binet
IQ assessment tool
The Stanford-Binet is a standardized intelligence test, one of the oldest and most widely used measures of IQ.
Originally adapted from a French test by Lewis Terman at Stanford University in 1916, it assesses cognitive abilities across age groups through tasks involving verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and memory: Her Stanford-Binet score qualified her for the gifted program.
Intelligence score
- g-factorCore mental ability factor
- visual-spatialRelating to sight-based positioning
- nonverbalNot using speech
- full-scaleComplete, without reduction
Psychological measurement science
- normsExpected behavioral standards
- percentileStatistical ranking threshold
- standardizationImplementing uniform technical specifications
- validityQuality of being sound
reliability · battery · screening · administration · scoring · subtests · basal · ceiling
Identification of illness
- evaluationDetermining worth or quality
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- neuropsychologyScience of brain-cognition relationships
- clinicalEmotionally detached, medically precise
diagnostician · ADHD · autism · eligibility · accommodation · intervention · referral · psychologist
Given as present
- prodigyGifted youth with rare talent
- geniusPerson of rare brilliance
- MensaIntelligence-based membership organization
- talentedHaving natural ability
exceptional · acceleration · enrichment · twice-exceptional · precocious
IQ
Intelligence score
- g-factorCore mental ability factor
- visual-spatialRelating to sight-based positioning
- nonverbalNot using speech
psychometrics
Psychological measurement science
- normsExpected behavioral standards
- percentileStatistical ranking threshold
- standardizationImplementing uniform technical specifications
validity · reliability · battery · screening · administration · scoring · subtests · basal · ceiling · examiner
diagnosis
Identification of illness
- evaluationDetermining worth or quality
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- neuropsychologyScience of brain-cognition relationships
clinical · diagnostician · ADHD · autism · eligibility · accommodation · intervention · referral · psychologist
gifted
Given as present
- prodigyGifted youth with rare talent
- geniusPerson of rare brilliance
- MensaIntelligence-based membership organization
talented · exceptional · acceleration · enrichment · twice-exceptional · precocious
eugenics
Controlled human reproduction theory
Stanford-BinetMMPI
Psychiatric assessment questionnaire
MBTI · personality assessment · Myers-Briggs · Rorschach test · Rorschach
Stanford-Binetemotional intelligence
Capacity for managing feelings