|
|
|
|
|
|
by dennis_jeeves2
589 days ago
|
|
|
>The eugenics movements and Nazi experiments have also made the whole subject taboo. I know this. >Finally IQ is quite arbitrary and the tests evolve over time too. The IQ test may be flawed, but is the concept flawed? Can you see any downside in not acknowledging differing intelligence among individuals? (we know the downside of acknowledging it - right from the Natzis, to individuals who may not try hard enough to achieve something) And oh well - there are both twin studying and studies on kid adopted by their non-biological parent. Given the taboo, it may not be easy to find them. |
|
|