His gifts have not grown less; he maintains his superior status in mental tests.
The records of mental tests, the record of scholastic-achievement tests, and a statement of teachers' ratings on a variety of character traits should no doubt be included with the health record and attendance record in the elementary school.
At maturity will these persons still stand out from their contemporaries in mental testsand in achievement?
It is thus seen how greatly D suprasses the average child in mental tests.
The investigation of these numerous problems has resulted in the accumulation of a considerable literature of mental tests.
The names of Galton, Cattell, Kraepelin, Binet, Henri, and Jastrow stand out conspicuously in the early history of mental tests.
Our final diagnosis after all these mental tests is, that while he could by no means be called a feebleminded person, still Adolf is essentially subnormal in many abilities--we still regard him as a subnormal verbalist.
Bessie was given a wide range of mental tests, with the result that we classified her as being well up to the ordinary in ability.
With the development of individual psychology, however, it was soon found that as far as the evidence of mental tests can be trusted the average intelligence of women and girls is as high as that of men and boys.
In such diagnosis and classification our main reliance must always be in mental tests, properly used and properly interpreted.
It would be a mistake to suppose that any set of mental tests could be devised which would give us complete information about a child's native intelligence.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mental tests" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
