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| Topic: | Can IQ scores increase? |
| Posted by: | Sandy Mc |
| Date/Time: | 2009/5/12 22:48:05 |
| I am wondering if any of you have an opinion and relevant research on the following question.?Would you expect a child's IQ score to increase when they progress into a higher stage of thinking maturity within Piaget's theory (i.e. move from say being a Pre-Operational thinker to a Concrete operational thinker)??In the book "Thinking with the Brain in Mind" the author states that he thinks I.Q. scores can be increased by up to 20 points with the right kind of intervention. |
| Topic(Point at the topics to see relevant reminders) | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Can IQ scores increase? | 2009/5/12 22:48:05 | Sandy Mc |
| Re:Can IQ scores increase? | 2009/5/12 22:48:48 | Michael Lamport Commons |
| Re:Can IQ scores increase? | 2009/5/12 22:49:36 | Jeremy T. Burman |
| Flynn effect | 2009/5/12 22:53:58 | wikipedia |
| there are also anti-Flynn effects | 2009/5/12 22:54:54 | Leslie Smith |
| Re:Flynn effect | 2009/5/12 22:57:07 | Michael Lamport Commons |
| Re:Can IQ scores increase? | 2009/5/12 22:58:15 | Michael Lamport Commons |