Current research in Cattell-Horn-Carroll (CHC) based intelligence testing: Special PITS isue is out

I'm excited to announce that the special issue of Psychology in the Schools, Current Research in Cattell-Horn-Carroll-Based Assessment (guest editors where Jocelyn Newton and myself), is now published.  Yippeee.  To be honest, Dr. Newton deserves the major credit....she did all the heavy lifting and I road her coat tails.  Also thanks to Dr. David McIntosh for suggesting and overseeing the special issue

A review of the TOC can be found by clicking here.  A copy of the article (Cattell-Horn-Carroll cognitive achievement relations:  What we have learned from the past 20 years of research) I co-authored with Barb Wendling can be found by clicking here and the introduction to this issue I co-authored with Dr. Newton is available here.

If you do not have access to this journal and would like to read 1 or more of the articles, I'd be willing to privately share PDF copies in exchange for a guest blog post review here at IQ's Corner.  Now how can folks resist such an offer?....to learn more and to become a guest blogger.  It doesn't get any better.

Enjoy.

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