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Jake Wilkinson IQ testing

Francis Galton Counting and Measuring Charles Darwin Eugenics Correlation Coefficient Anthropometric Lab

James Cattell Galton Belief in America Similar Test to Galton Clark Wissler Administration and Editing

Alfred Binet Twenty Year Period of poorly constructed experiments Madeleine and Alice Binet- Simone Compare mental age and chronological age

Charles Spearmen English army officer General intelligence Specific Intelligence Two Factor theory

Henry Herbert Goddard Brought Binet testing to America Vineland, New Jersey Kallikak Family School system Critics

Immigration Fear of Feebleminded Howard Knox U.S public health service doctors

Word War 1 Ralph Mearns Yerks Alpha and Beta Tests Lewis Terman Intelligence testing in the military

Stanford-Binet Lewis Terman IQ Eugenics National intelligence Test Measures 5 Factors. Intellectual and Cognitive Functioning.

Sterilization Carrie Buck Albert Priddy Sterilization Legalization

Nazis and Intelligence Testing Harry Laughin Hereditary Courts Intelligence is defined by behavior Erwin Ammann Ursula H. Ann Cooper Hewitt

Eleven Plus United Kingdome and Wales Cyril Burt Testing of ten and eleven year olds Two types of schools A,B,C streams