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You should probably know what James Flynn thinks of the Flynn effect. He doesn't try to escape the conclusions of an I.Q. test as much as extend them, despite s
by bordercases 11y ago
You should probably know what James Flynn thinks of the Flynn effect. He doesn't try to escape the conclusions of an I.Q. test as much as extend them, despite some of the "paradoxes".
- Chathamization 11y agoFair enough. It's also worth pointing out that Alfred Binet, generally considered to be one of the fathers (if not THE father) of intelligence testing, felt that the idea of quantitative intelligence testing was severely flawed (and had fairly harsh words for people who believed that there was largely a single measure of intelligence).