Sentences with phrase «of intelligence tests»

Short of intelligence tests, a candidate's work history, academic achievements, vocabulary, and general presence will provide the clues you're looking for.

Getting into this dress is something of an intelligence test.

In a recent video for Big Think the developmental psychologist outlined not just the two kinds of intelligence he believes IQ tests capture — language and logical (other academics break IQ into different components)-- but also listed another six types of intelligence these tests fail to measure at all.

As a result, I suspect, many readers and critics have become convinced that his fictions constitute a sort of intelligence test, and one they would not like to be thought to have failed.

Dr. Bagnato is a fellow of the American Psychological Association (APA) in Division 16 and he received the 1995 Best Research Article Award from Division 16 of APA (with John T. Neisworth) for his «national study on the social and treatment invalidity of intelligence testing in early childhood intervention.»

In Larry P. v. Wilson Riles, the court barred the use of intelligence tests for placement of black students in programs for the educably mentally retarded.

Both sides are focused on the communities that have been negatively impacted in the past by the use of intelligence tests for eugenic purposes.

(Matthew 25:15) The findings of intelligence tests are not new.

And 29 % scored below normal on the Bayley test: nearly twice the 15 % of babies that naturally fall at the low end of intelligence tests in any population.

The UIC team put ConceptNet 4, an artificial intelligence system developed at M.I.T., through the verbal portions of the Weschsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence Test, a standard IQ assessment for young children.

Verbal and math skills have traditionally been the focus of intelligence tests because these skills were the focus of schools; hence inquiry into understanding children's intelligence was limited to those skills viewed as essential to learning.

This talk was devoted primarily to raising pointed questions about the value of intelligence tests (Do such tests predict «who will get ahead in a number of prestige jobs where credentials are important»?

In the early 1900s, dozens of intelligence tests were developed in Europe and America claiming to offer unbiased ways to measure a person's cognitive ability.

These dogs are no Afghans but they do rank near the bottom of the intelligence test.

Get resources for employers on structuring hiring tests and assessments, as well as articles on the impact and feasibility of intelligence testing on employees and job candidates.

How «bout some type of intelligence test to determine if you get a vote or not?

If you're certifiably insane, you can also buy the full version of Black Ops for # 47.99, which I can only assume is some sort of intelligence test that will mark you out as unsuitable for being cryogenically frozen underground to propagate the species in the event of asteroid impact.

From what I hear NFL players basically know it's coming and it's more of an intelligence test, and NBA players, how often do they even get tested?