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Your theory would also need to explain correlations between scores on different IQ tests taken by the same test-taker. And knowing the answers to more or less
by gohrt 11y ago
Your theory would also need to explain correlations between scores on different IQ tests taken by the same test-taker.
And knowing the answers to more or less questions than someone else is suggestive of something, if the questions are broad enough. Especially if someone else grew up in the same culture as you
- mturmon 11y ago"Your theory would also need to explain correlations between scores on different IQ tests taken by the same test-taker." I think that one is easy: In fact, @waps has a bag of M questions, where M > 1000. To compose a new WQ test, he draws 1000 questions, without replacement, from his bag. Then the series of tests has some similar or even same questions. In such a case the scores must be correlated. This is not too far off-base. Especially when you consider that many questions are superficially different, but really the same. E.g., those "name the next number in the series" questions.
- Jach 11y agoBetter to explain the correlation with job performance, and why the correlation improves with more complex jobs. http://www.udel.edu/educ/gottfredson/reprints/1997whygmatters.pdf http://www.udel.edu/educ/gottfredson/reprints/1997whygmatter...