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The Myers Mental Measure requires only 20 minutes and is said to correlate .80 with the Standard Revision of the Binet Scale

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q1 i? The Myers Mental Measure, for grades 1-8, can be administered in 20 minutes and reportedly correlates .80 with the Standard Revision of the Binet Scale. → Bell 1921

Evidence

Bell 1921

Bell, J. C. (1921). Group tests of intelligence: An annotated list. Journal of Educational Psychology, 12(2), 103–108. doi:10.1037/h0073682

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Annotated-list entry for the Myers Mental Measure by Caroline E. and Garry C. Myers. The correlation is hedged as "said to show", i.e. attributed rather than independently verified by the article's author.

"An outgrowth of experience with the Army Mental Tests. Requires only 20 minutes to give, and is said to show a correlation of .80 with the Standard Revision of the Binet Scale."

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title The Myers Mental Measure requires only 20 minutes and is said to correlate .80 with the Standard Revision of the Binet Scale
description The Myers Mental Measure requires only 20 minutes and is said to correlate .80 with the Standard Revision of the Binet Scale
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 1921
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-24
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sources 1 — bell-1921

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