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The Real Problem of Test Bias,radictory discourse of IQ theory are necessarily limited by severe constraints. In the end, we all, as teachers and researchers, have to do what we can with what we know and I will propose that in this area of differential ability we may have to learn to live with rather more ignorance than we would

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21143-2critique; intelligence; material; realism

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,Logical Positivism and the ‘Construct of Intelligence’,onism, even by Spearman, and how the psychometric research programme and the mental testing industry managed to construct and win general acceptance for a plausible theoretical framework within which to locate an unacceptable faculty psychology is well worth studying.

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Basic Equations and Normal Modes,ly analyzed for estimated error, culminating in a full four-dimensional separation of variables. The general solution to these approximate equations is a superposition of normal modes. Each mode is the product of four one-dimensional factors. The latitudinal structure of the modes is a Hermite funct