Adaptation and standardization of the R.Amthauer intelligence test on the Kazakhstan population

2022

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DOI 10.32523/2616-6895-2022-141-4-445-452
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Abstract

The article presents the experience of adapting the foreign intelligence test by R.AmthauerontheKazakhpopulation.ThetesttranslatedintoKazakhwasconductedonasampleof509people.Ofthese,192testtakersweremales,and317testtakerswerefemales.Pupilsofschool-lyceum«Binom-UlyDala»,Nur-SultancityandfirstyearstudentsofhumanitiesofL.N.GumilyovEurasianNationalUniversity,agedfrom13to18yearsold,tookpartinthe research. The article contains basic literature on this problem.It highlights the variants ofpsychodiagnostic tools developed with the adaptation of the test of the structure of intellect. Itpresents a brief description of R. Amthauer’s structure ofintellect. The article presents results ofthestudyof reliabilityofsubtests.Theresultsofthepsychometricstudyaresubstantiatedonarepresentativesampleofrespondentsin the Kazakh and Russian languages. Cronbach’s alpha (0.945) of R. Amthauer’s intelligencetestindicates ahigh level ofinternal consistency andreliabilityof testquestions