A comparison of the results of the Stanford and Terman-Merrill revisions of the Binet

Abstract

A group of 350 defective children were tested both on the Stanford-Binet and the Terman-Merrill Binet, form M. Correlations from .81 to .93 were found between the two tests. The IQ's obtained from the new tests were found not to give as consistent a picture of mental growth as the Heinis personal constant. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)