Format Book / Offline paper "The World War I Army intelligence-testing program examined 1,726,966 men." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title The History of Educational Measurement Source authors Brian E. Clauser; Jerome C. Clauser; Amanda L. Clauser Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Book / Offline paper "Robert Yerkes led the U.S. Army’s large-scale intelligence-testing program during World War I." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title The History of Educational Measurement Source authors Brian E. Clauser; Jerome C. Clauser; Amanda L. Clauser Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Online paper / PDF "Terman argued that standardized mental tests should be the main basis for scientific diagnosis and classification in special education." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title The Uses of Intelligence Tests Source authors Lewis M. Terman Source year 1916 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "Terman’s 1916 Stanford revision popularized the use of IQ as a numerical index of test performance." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title Introduction to "The uses of intelligence tests" Lewis M. Terman (1916) Source authors Henry L. Minton Source year 1998 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "In 1914 Goddard became the first psychologist to introduce Binet-test evidence in a court of law." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title The birth of American intelligence testing Source authors Ludy T. Benjamin Jr. Source year 2009 Confidence high Importance mid
Format Book / Offline paper "By 1913 Goddard had used Binet-Simon testing at Ellis Island." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title The History of Educational Measurement Source authors Brian E. Clauser; Jerome C. Clauser; Amanda L. Clauser Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Book / Offline paper "By 1911 Goddard was using the Binet-Simon test in U.S. public schools." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title The History of Educational Measurement Source authors Brian E. Clauser; Jerome C. Clauser; Amanda L. Clauser Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance mid
Format Book / Offline paper "Henry Goddard translated the Binet-Simon tests after encountering them in Europe in 1908 and began using them in the United States." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title The History of Educational Measurement Source authors Brian E. Clauser; Jerome C. Clauser; Amanda L. Clauser Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Online paper / PDF "Royce’s 1970 software-development paper explicitly described iterative relationships between successive development phases." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title MANAGING THE DEVELOPMENT OF LARGE SOFTWARE SYSTEMS Source authors Winston W. Royce Source year 1970 Confidence high Importance low
Format Online paper / PDF "Binet and Simon explicitly warned that their intelligence scale did not literally measure intelligence." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 12: DARK INFORMATION Bad Enough to Destroy Source title New Methods for the Diagnosis of the Intellectual Level of Subnormals Source authors Alfred Binet; Théodore Simon Source year 1905 Confidence high Importance high
