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Originally Posted by jwb
Uhhh... That is my point
If you can potentially motivate everyone to score higher than they do, that changes nothing since the scores are based on what the average score is.
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It does because of the point I made several times already. Some people are just more motivated to score higher on average and that's why it's a good indicator of who will do better in school and in the job force because typically they'd be more motivated to 'do well' in general. I didn't say means absolutely nothing when measuring intelligence, but not nearly as much because the sole idea that some people score higher on average because they are more motivated on average shows how inaccurate it is.