Goodinoff test interpretation example - Goodinoff test example

Number of pages: 6 + 7 File type: PDF (executed sample and raw form) + WORD (test description) Part of the text: calculation method: 1- Add the given scores together. (total does not exceed 51) 2- By using a special table (Table No. 1), the raw score is converted into mental age. The child's IQ is obtained from the following relationship. 3- If the raw score of a test based on the example is 40, we find the raw score in the score conversion table (Table No. 1) and extract the mental age of the child, which is 13. (This score is the mental age of the child) then we multiply 13 (which is the mental age of the child) by the number 12 (months). (each year has 12 months) Then we calculate the chronological age of the test. For example, if the subject is 10 years and 3 months old, we multiply 10 by 12 (each year has 12 months) plus 3 (months) and the obtained score is the child's calendar age. The product of the numerator and the denominator is divided and multiplied by 100, and the subject's IQ is obtained. Thus: Download the interpretation sample of the