یک مطالعه طولی بر پایایی هوش خود ارزیابی و ارتباط آن با صفات شخصیتی

The present study investigated the stability of fluid self-estimated intelligence (SEI) directly, one, and two weeks after the administration of an IQ test in N = 238 German high school students (tested group, TG) in comparison to N = 316 untested high school students (control group, CG). Multigroup latent change analysis indicated that, in comparison to the CG, the TG had a significant latent decrease in SEI from before to after having taken an IQ test (d = 0.36), and again a significant latent increase in SEI one week later (d = 0.28). There was no significant difference in the change from the first and the second week after the IQ test. Results further showed that more accurate SEI was obtained only directly after IQ test participation, but not one or two weeks later, possibly due to self-serving processes. Additionally, we found that extraverted persons displayed a substantially lower decrease in SEI from pre- to posttest, and their SEI rebound effect between posttest and follow-up was significantly smaller.