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This essay will examine the meaning of intelligence and assess the reliability of tests which attempt to measure it.
It will be argued that scientific world has not yet developed an accurate way of measuring this important concept.
Alvin C. Roseyard points out that human intelligence is such an "elusive and relative concept" that even skillful scientists cannot come to the common opinion on its nature. Definitions vary from the abilities to think quickly under the stressful circumstances to skills that are necessary in learning another language or a musical
instrument.
WHEN?
HOW?
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A rich variety of areas including high schools, educational institutions, the military and the government, use intelligence tests to predict future achievements or provide an individual with the best place. Therefore, it is important that these tests are accurate and valid.
How and when did the term “intelligence” first appear?
What are types of intelligence known at the moment?
Why is an accurate measurement of intelligence important?
How was it defined and measured in the past?
What factors does intelligence
depend on?