FCWF: Intelligence test

Intelligence test

Family and Child Welfare 3 (3+0)

Lesson 36 : Child Guidance Clinic

Intelligence test

In order to find out the child's intellectual capacity or Intelligence Quotient, by finding the relationship between mental age and chronological age.

The psychologist has to create an atmosphere in which the child feels entirely confident. Psychologist has to have the necessary skill to get information from a test situation. This should be done at the intellectual level well within the child's capacity. It may be useful to gather information about the child's character in addition to his general aptitude test.

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