A note on the validity of a test of social intelligence
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1927 · Volume 12 · Issue 4
Abstract
The Moss Social Intelligence Test and Thorndike Intelligence Examination were given to 258 students in the San Diego State Teachers' College. The coefficient of correlation for the two tests was 0.560±0.029; after correction for attenuation, 0.644. The coefficient of alienation was 0.828. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)
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