Terman’s 1916 Stanford revision popularized the use of IQ as a numerical index of test performance.

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"Terman’s 1916 Stanford revision popularized the use of IQ as a numerical index of test performance."

Minton’s historical introduction identifies the intelligence quotient as the Stanford revision’s most notable numerical innovation and notes that Terman’s revision helped popularize IQ.

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Source title Introduction to "The uses of intelligence tests" Lewis M. Terman (1916)

Source authors Henry L. Minton

Source year 1998

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