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RE[3]: Did those answering "3" even understand the question?
by kwan_e on Wed 10th Oct 2012 14:54
in reply to "RE[2]: Did those answering "3" even understand the question?"
I never thought it had anything to do with testing intelligence. What I'm saying is that there's room for different interpretations of the question. So there are two places that a subject can deviate from expected responses. One is that they understand the question and have a different concept of "in between." The other is that they didn't interpret the question in the way that the researchers assume they should.
The point of the research IS about how people, at different ages, have different interpretations of the question.




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I never thought it had anything to do with testing intelligence. What I'm saying is that there's room for different interpretations of the question. So there are two places that a subject can deviate from expected responses. One is that they understand the question and have a different concept of "in between." The other is that they didn't interpret the question in the way that the researchers assume they should.