Human judgment and estimation of premorbid intellectual function.

David A. Kareken · J. Michael Williams

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The following experiments examined clinical judgment in estimating premorbid intellectual function (IQ). In two experiments, clinical neuropsychologists were asked to (a) specify their beliefs about the interrelationships between IQ and demographic predictors, and (b) estimate IQ scores for hypothetical individuals

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