/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10739304
>>10739307
Forgot picture.

>>10425770
Furthermore, the most g-loaded subtests are verbal in nature. Vocabulary, Similarities and Information (trivia) all correlate more with g than "culture-fair" subtests like matrix problems, block design or digit span.

>>10321454
just call me a nigger or say imagine my shock like paul joseph watson or not an argument like sean

>>10319983
>he best predictors of general intelligence is actually non-verbal abstract reasoning tests
That's wrong, the strongest correlate of general intelligence is verbal intelligence.

>>10200656
>>10200667
It should also be noted that highly culturally biased tests like Vocabulary and Information (literal trivia, like "Where is Finland?") are more g-loaded and correlate more highly with performance subtests than different performance subtests do with one another.

Why are vocabulary and verbal tests in general more heavily g-loaded than culture-fai" tests like block design and digit span?