Question

Jane recently completed a new test that was designed to measure her IQ. She took the test twice and each time received the same score. The test administrator told her that her scores indicate she is extremely intelligent. However, Jane scored well below average when she completed the Stanford-Binet and the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS), two well-established intelligence tests. Based on this pattern of results, it appears that the new measure of IQ was a

Answer 1

reliable but not valid measure of intelligence.

Step-by-step explanation:

Jane's IQ test shows a reliable but not valid measure of intelligence. That's because, Jane in this test, Jane doesn't get the results she gets in other tests that are more recognized and approved in the inner world. Probably the first test done by Jane, needs to be realigned and modified to present more valid intelligence measurement standards.