Synopsis
How intelligence tests moved from idea to applied tool—and how they measure a key part of human behavior.
This book surveys the rise of intelligence testing, from its historical roots to the practical tests used in classrooms, schools, and research. It combines theory with a guide to the tests that educators and students will encounter, showing how measurement fits into modern life and learning.
- A clear history of the field and the ideas behind measuring general intelligence.
- Descriptions of major tests and methods, including both individual and group formats.
- Discussion of how tests are used in schools, guidance for education, and interpretation of results.
- Context on the evolution of testing and its potential applications in the future.
Ideal for readers in education, psychology, and anyone curious about how intelligence is measured and applied.
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