The reliability of the Goodenough intelligence test used with sub-normal children fourteen years of age

Abstract

The correlation between the mental age on the Goodenough intelligence test and the Stanford-Binet test of 45 subnormal children examined by the author was found to be .717 ± .048. This corresponds very closely with the average correlation of .763 which Dr. Goodenough found between the mental age on her test and the Binet for ages four to twelve taken separately. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)