Abstract

It is a theoretical paper discussing briefly the history of intelligence testing. It describes the use of intelligence testing in the neurological area. Intelligence tests can find out the deterioration index in the victims of roadside accidents and can give some idea about the prognosis of neurological conditions. Never heard before, discrepancy in the performance of Kohs block and the Pass-Along tests may suggest epileptogenic personality [high chance of seizure disorder]. Children’s Intelligence Scales, an abridged edition of MISIC can unearth parenting styles responsible for influencing learning and schooling in children. Performance on the Bhatia’s Short Battery of Intelligence when administered on normal healthy subjects can suggest the ability to adjust in office family and marital competency in unmarried young girls.