• J Biosoc Sci · Nov 2018

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    ANALYSING GROUP DIFFERENCES IN INTELLIGENCE USING THE PSYCHOMETRIC META-ANALYTIC METHOD OF CORRELATED VECTORS HYBRID MODEL: A REPLY TO WICHERTS (2018) ATTACKING A STRAWMAN.

    • Jan Te Nijenhuis and Michael van den Hoek.
    • Work and Organizational Psychology,University of Amsterdam,the Netherlands.
    • J Biosoc Sci. 2018 Nov 1; 50 (6): 870-871.

    AbstractWicherts (2018) criticizes the use of the method of correlated vectors when testing Spearman's hypothesis. It is argued that Wicherts ignores the psychometric meta-analytic method of correlated vectors hybrid model and so is attacking a strawman.

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