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It is the examinee’s IQ.

Psychological Assessment, 2016
In response to the question "Whose IQ is it?" raised by McDermott, Watkins, and Rhoad (2014), this study examined the same concern about assessor bias by applying hierarchical linear modeling to a large and representative standardization sample of 2,200 child records in the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children, Fourth Edition (WISC-IV).
Hsinyi Chen, Tianshu Pan, Jianjun Zhu
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Breastfeeding and IQ

Pediatrics, 1999
To the Editor. We are writing to express concern about the article “Breastfeeding and Later Cognitive and Academic Outcomes” recently published in Pediatrics electronic pages. 1 This article has led to a fervent and dangerous response from the lay and medical press, which is based on a biased presentation and incorrect interpretation of the results ...
S, Krugman, P, Law
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There Is An Alternative To The IQ

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1975
Another approach was indicated for understanding the intellectual functioning of the person considered to be retarded from the viewpoint of measured intelligence. Rather than utilizing the standard, usually academically-oriented, test, the inkblot method was used to differentiate how the individual deals with familiar and unfamiliar problems.
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The IQ in History

Social Studies of Science, 1983
For a while during the 1970s the race-intelligence controversy made Jensen and Eysenck household names on many British and American campuses. The extent of their political impact offcampus is difficult to judge, but the academic literature which they provoked is enormous.
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IQ and the health of states

Biodemography and Social Biology, 2006
Epidemiologists contend that income inequality reduces the health and life expectancy of the whole population, but this argument does not make sense within its own evolutionary framework. Recent evolutionary psychological theory suggests that the human brain, adapted to the ancestral environment, has difficulty comprehending and dealing with entities ...
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The Impact of Child IQ, Parent IQ and Sibling IQ on Child Behavioural Deviance Scores

Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 1995
Abstract In an epidemiological sample of 411 l3‐year‐old twins of normal intelligence, both parents and teachers reported more behavioural problems among children with lower IQs. This was not attributable to the effects of parental IQ or social class and WAS not entirely mediated by lower scholastic attainments.
R, Goodman, E, Simonoff, J, Stevenson
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Genetics and IQ

Science, 1977
G J, Edlin, T, Prout
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