It’s polite etiquette to mention what you’re quoting.
It’s obviously a common definition of IQ… It doesn’t really matter where it’s from as it shows that general definitions of IQ claim it’s a test of generalized intellect.
Your quote doesn’t really refute my argument, or clarify what claim you are making?
I’d say IQ is an attempt at concretizing a notion of intelligence. There’s little consensus on what intelligence really means, so there’s not much more to say than that. In other words, IQ is just a number. More relevant is what IQ can be found to correlate with.
It’s obviously a common definition of IQ… It doesn’t really matter where it’s from as it shows that general definitions of IQ claim it’s a test of generalized intellect.
Your quote doesn’t really refute my argument, or clarify what claim you are making?
I was quoting the same page you were quoting.
I’d say IQ is an attempt at concretizing a notion of intelligence. There’s little consensus on what intelligence really means, so there’s not much more to say than that. In other words, IQ is just a number. More relevant is what IQ can be found to correlate with.