Question
Explain the Normal Probability Curve.

Answer

 
  • Intelligence is the ability to acquire knowledge through learning and understanding, to solve problems and to think logically in an abstract way.
  • There are individual differences in the proportion of intelligence.
  • To measure the intelligence in a person.
  • The following formula was first used by William Stern in 1912.
  • Intelligence = (mental age)) / (chorological age)) × 100
  • (Intelligence Qutient: IQ)
  • Psychological Termin was first classified on the basis of intelligence.
  • A graph of the classification of intelligence in a population is called a "general probability graph".
  • According to this graph, most of the individuals in the society (about 50 per cent) have normal intelligence.
  • According to this graph, the proportion of individuals with more or less normal intelligence is less than normal.
  • According to this graph, the proportion of mentally retarded and brightly intelligent individuals is very low (approximately 2.2 per cent) in the society.
  • Different levels of intelligence are shown based on intelligence.
  • What is the level of intelligence in the community? To find out, psychologists have conducted several studies using intelligence tests.
  • A general probability graph has been prepared based on the results of these studies.
  • This graph is in the "bell" shaped, which is as follows.

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