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Of course IQ tests test for secondary effects of intelligence. In what way does that invalidate it? It's important to remember we're talking about population
by Consultant32452 9y ago
Of course IQ tests test for secondary effects of intelligence. In what way does that invalidate it? It's important to remember we're talking about population level distributions here. A person could theoretically test well for some form of IQ but actually be a moron. That would mean nothing with regard to the efficacy of the test or validity of IQ in general.