Question
Intelligence Quotient
1. The concept of Intelligence Quotient (I.Q.) was introduced by German psychologist William Stern in 1912.
2. Stern computed I.Q. as a ratio of Mental Age (M.A.) to Chronological Age (C.A.). This formula is given as:
(I. Q. $)=\frac{\text { Mental Age (M. A.) }}{\text { Chronological Age(C.A.) }}$
3. Later, Terman refined the formula of I.Q. by multiplying the ratio of M.A. and C.A. by 100. This formula is given as:
(I. Q. $)=\frac{\text { Mental Age (M. A.) }}{\text { Chronological Age(C.A.) }} \times 100$
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