Comparison of Two Non-Intellective Scales of Intelligence and Their Relationship to Intellectual Changes following Surgery

Allen E. Shealy

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Two MMPI scales of intelligence measuring intellectual efficiency ( Ie and Iq) were significantly correlated with WAIS IQ, Wechsler Memory Scale memory, and Bender-Gestalt errors for a sample of 102 patients undergoing coronary artery surgery ( rs = .54 to .36). Pre-operative intellectual efficiency was not predictive of changes in intelligence, memory, and perceptual-motor ability assessed six days post-operatively. The intellectual efficiency scales were also positively correlated with adjustment as measured by MMPI basic scales and Dependency ( Dy), Ego Strength ( Es) and Manifest Anxiety ( At) scales.

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