Dividing a Person's Mental Age by Her Chronological Age and Multiplying

question 274

Multiple Choice

Dividing a person's mental age by her chronological age and multiplying the answer by 100 is:

• A)Louis Terman's formula for the IQ score as measured by the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale.
• B)David Wechsler's formula for the IQ score as measured by the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Test.
• C)Robert Sternberg's formula for the Practical Intelligence (PI) score as measured by the Sternberg Triarchic Intelligence Scale.
• D)Howard Gardner's formula for the Multiple Intelligences Quotient (MIQ) as measured by his Multiple Intelligences Exam.

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