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Originally Posted by Mr. Smith
No, no, no.....There are limitations, intellectually, to where certain people at certain levels can develop. Some, because of their limitations, can never develop beyond a certain age no matter how old they get. To say a person that is 40, with an IQ of 70, is automatically developed to age 28, is comical.
I have no idea why I even argue with you because you routinely say the goofiest things on the internet. But I figured I would at least say something here just in case someone might believe you.
Good grief.
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It seems you are ignorant regarding maths.
We use the word intelligence. Not development. Piagett and a couple others specialized in stages of development theory. Different theories.
A child with the age of 8 and the intelligence scores of a 10 year old has an Intelligence Quotient of what? 125 10 divided by 8 times 100 which is the case of 8 divided by 8. If the intelligence scores of an 8 year old are the same as the average 6 year old, his IQ is 75.
There is a math pattern here.
Big word allert is "Quotient"
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