The relationship between psychometric intelligence and the five-factor model of personality in a rehabilitation sample

Article Abstract:

A comparative assessment of the WAIS-R and NEO Personality Inventory scores of 85 rehabilitated patients of the Evaluation and Development Center of Southern Illinois University's Rehabilitation Institute revealed correlations between psychometric intelligence and personality types of the subjects. The NEO-PI Openness scale was found to be most compatible with WAIS-R scales.

Models, Personality assessment

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A comparison of the performance of cognitively disabled children on the WISC-R and WISC-III

Article Abstract:

A comparison in performance of the Webster Intelligence Scale (WISE-III) with WISC-R reveals differences in assessments of IQ levels in a sample of students with learning impairments. While interpreting qualitative differences in performance, extensive diagnostic assessment is much-needed to treat such special needs children.

Testing, Cognition in children, Cognitive development

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Comparability of correlates of original and revised Wechsler adult intelligence scales in an alcohol-abusing population

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A study of the comparative benefits of the revised and original versions of the Wechsler adult intelligence scales revealed both methods to be almost equal in their quality of assessments of the intelligence levels of elderly. Both methods were tested for their assessments of drinking, demographic and intellectual parameters.

Psychological aspects, Adults

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