A graphic summary of the Stanford-Binet test
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1927 · Volume 12 · Issue 3
Abstract
A brief description is given of the graphic summary form of the Stanford-Binet test. Its advantage are: it makes possible a quick analysis of the findings; it yields statistical results rapidly; it is a saver of time and money; it enables the tester to follow a logical order in presenting the test; when well administered, it is the only permanent record necessary. It shows the need of supplementary test material in connection with the Stanford-Binet Test. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)
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