Sentence examples for intelligence were administered from inspiring English sources

Measures of executive cognitive function (ECF), emotional perception and intelligence were administered.

In order to investigate whether individual differences in language control abilities are related to more general cognitive control abilities (e.g., inhibition), a number of neuropsychological tasks devised to measure executive functions as well as standard measures of intelligence were administered.

Raven's Progressive Matrices Test (RPM) [ 46], which is designed for assessing general intelligence, was administered to all participants.

As a precondition for treatment, a measure of intelligence was administered in order to be able to exclude the possibility that differences in outcome measures could be attributed to differences in intelligence.

Intervention effects were evaluated within a structural equation modeling framework that included repeated-testing gains, as well as novel tests of fluid intelligence that were administered only at post-intervention.

The active control group (AC; n = 66) received training on visual search and change detection tasks that were not designed to transfer to tests of executive function (EF), working memory (WM), episodic memory (EM), or fluid intelligence (GF) that were administered before and after the interventions.

Notably, the model of education practiced in Northern Ireland continues to be selective despite the government's elimination in 2008 of the intelligence ("transfer") tests that were administered to most children at about age 11 to determine the type of post-primary school they could attend a grammar school (selective) or a secondary school (not selective).

For orientation, two subtests of an intelligence scale [ 47] were administered.

Children of these mothers were administered intelligence tests when they were 6 9 years of age at Mount Sinai and at 7 years of age at Berkeley and Columbia.

To obtain an estimate of each participant's short-term memory capacity, Digit Span Forward and Backward from the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS, [ 24]) were administered.

Interestingly, switchers and non-switchers also differed on two out of four subtests of the Wechsler-Intelligence Scale (German Version) which were administered to examine whether there is a link between resistance to interference in the language task and aspects of intelligence.