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IQvirheenkorjaukseen refers to the process of correcting errors in an IQ score. IQ, or intelligence quotient, is a score derived from a standardized test designed to assess human intelligence. Like any measurement, IQ tests can be subject to various forms of error that may lead to an inaccurate reflection of an individual's true cognitive abilities.

These errors can stem from several sources. Test administration issues, such as inconsistent instructions, distracting environments, or fatigue on the part of the test-taker, can influence scores. The test itself might contain psychometric flaws, meaning it doesn't reliably measure what it intends to measure across different individuals or situations. Furthermore, external factors like cultural background, educational opportunities, or even the test-taker's emotional state on the day of the test can play a role.

Correcting IQvirheenkorjaukseen typically involves re-administration of the test under controlled conditions, use of alternative assessments, or statistical methods to adjust scores based on known confounding variables. Psychologists and researchers employ established protocols to identify and mitigate potential sources of error. The goal is to achieve a more accurate and reliable assessment of an individual's intellectual functioning. It is important to note that the concept of "correcting" an IQ score acknowledges the inherent variability and potential inaccuracies in any standardized testing process, rather than implying a simple mathematical adjustment.