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TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF SELF-ESTIMATED INTELLIGENCE: TEMPORAL STABILITY OVER FOUR TIME PERIODS
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Cruise, Sharon Mary
, Lewis, Christopher Alan
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Intelligence quotient
/ Ireland
/ Selfassessment
/ Selfestimation
/ Temporal aspects
/ Test-Retest reliability
2006
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TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF SELF-ESTIMATED INTELLIGENCE: TEMPORAL STABILITY OVER FOUR TIME PERIODS
by
Cruise, Sharon Mary
, Lewis, Christopher Alan
in
Intelligence quotient
/ Ireland
/ Selfassessment
/ Selfestimation
/ Temporal aspects
/ Test-Retest reliability
2006
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TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF SELF-ESTIMATED INTELLIGENCE: TEMPORAL STABILITY OVER FOUR TIME PERIODS
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TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF SELF-ESTIMATED INTELLIGENCE: TEMPORAL STABILITY OVER FOUR TIME PERIODS
2006
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Overview
Whilst there is a growing interest in self-estimated intelligence, to date only one study has examined the temporal stability of self-estimated intelligence. A sample of 228 third level students from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland completed self-ratings of overall IQ and
10 domains of intelligence over 4 time periods. Although there were increases in mean scores over time, t tests indicated that these were rarely significant. Significant positive correlations, ranging from moderate to strong, were also observed for all intelligences over the 4 time
periods. These data suggest that whilst self-estimated intelligence is for the most part stable over time, there is a trend for scores to increase. Methodological limitations of this study are discussed.
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Scientific Journal Publishers,Scientific Journal Publishers Ltd
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