Research Bytes: Five new #crosscultural #intelligence papers addressing the #WISCR to #WISCV and #WAISIV #IQ test batteries

I just received this Semanitc Scholar journal alert message that includes five research articles (click on links to go view journal article pages..I think they should work) addressing the psychometric qualities (e.g., invariance; comparability) of initially US developed and normed childhood and adult Wechsler batteries in Korea, Indonesia, France, India, UK, and other Asian countries.  

New Papers Matching Multiple Alerts In Your Feed: Flynn • In Your Feed: Intelligence theory • In Your Feed: IQ testing Similarities and Differences in the WAIS-IV Performances in Korean and U.S. Populations. Dongwook D Lee, Kyoung Hi Ryu, So-Hyun Ahn • Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology OBJECTIVE This exploratory study examines the cognitive profiles of South Koreans using the WAIS-IV. It compares scores from the original U.S. version (USW) with... 1 • Save Not Relevant In Your Feed: Intelligence theory • In Your Feed: Intelligence theory research Exploring emotional intelligence in children using the trait emotional intelligence questionnaire: a systematic review Zeynep Özal, Federica Ambrosini, ... Giacomo Mancini • BMC Psychology Background Measuring psychological constructs in children presents unique challenges, as careful consideration of children's cognitive and socioemotional... Save Not Relevant In Your Feed: Flynn • In Your Feed: IQ testing Indonesian WAIS-IV Cultural Research. Christiany Suwartono, Justinus Santoso, Daryl E Fujii • Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology OBJECTIVE This study examined regional differences between Indonesians on the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-IV Indonesia (WAIS-IV ID) and, in comparison, to... 1 • Save Not Relevant From Your Feed Flynn Intellectual Differences Between Boys and Girls, 35 Years of Evolution in France from WISC-R to WISC-V Jacques Grégoire • Journal of Intelligence The French adaptation of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale of Children, 5th edition (WISC-V) was an opportunity to examine if some common representations of gender... Save Not Relevant Cultural Considerations in Intelligence Test Adaptations: a Critical Review of the WAIS-IV India and Its U.K. and U.S. Counterparts. P. A P, Farzin Irani, ... Preeti Sunderaraman • Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology OBJECTIVE This study critically examined the adaptation and normative processes of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-Fourth Edition (WAIS-IV)India. METHOD... 1 • Save Not Relevant From Your Feed Intelligence theory research Prospective memory in the developmental age: a systematic review to synthesize the evaluation tools and the main cognitive functions involved Mariarosaria Guzzardi, D. Menghini, ... F. Foti • Frontiers in Psychology Prospective memory (PM) is the ability to remember and realize one's intentions in the future; therefore, it is crucial for the daily functioning of children and... Save Not Relevant From Your Feed Intelligence theory Creation and Validation of the MMQ-9: A Short Version of the Multifactorial Memory Questionnaire for Middle-Aged and Older Adults. A. Troyer, Komal T. Shaikh, ... J. B. Rich • Clinical Gerontologist TLDR* The shortened MMQ-9 is a reliable, valid, and invariant measure of metamemory in middle-aged and older adults. Save Not Relevant Special Series on the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-IV Performances in Five Asian Countries: Summary of Findings, Clinical Implications, and Future Directions. Daryl E Fujii • Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology INTRODUCTION This special series of exploratory studies compared WAIS-IV performances in five Asian countries: Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, India, and Indonesia... Save Not Relevant New Paper Citing CHC theory and the human cognitive abilities project: Standing on the shoulders of the giants of psychometric intelligence research DNA and IQ: Big deal or much ado about nothing? – A meta-analysis Florence A.R. Oxley, Kirsty Wilding, Sophie von Stumm • Intelligence Save * What Does "TLDR" Mean? TLDR (short for "Too Long, Didn't Read") is an automatically generated short summary of a paper. Learn More → Sign Up For Our Newsletter Manage Alerts • Unsubscribe Sent by Semantic Scholar • 2157 N Northlake Way Suite 110, Seattle, WA 98103 • feedback@semanticscholar.org