Concept of Intelligence Index of the Source of Verbal Information (IISVI)
What is IISVI?
IISVI is a unique method of quantification of intelligence of the sources of verbal information. It based on the findings of theory UETI. The IISVI index has an absolute measurement scale which is independent of the time when the information was created or of any test groups or other subjective factors. Theoretically this scale is universal and even doesn't depend on the specific language that encodes verbal information.
IISVI solved the problem of motivation
As "contactless" analysis IISVI overcame the following motivation problems in IQ testing:
- The problem of lack of motivation
- impossibility of making a test if the research object is unwilling
- impossibility of hidden testing
- The problem of opposing motivation
- deliberate underestimation of the test result
IISVI has overcome the maximum test level limit
Theoretically the maximum level of IISVI-scale is unlimited. This makes it possible to use this method in assessing the dynamics of the intelligence that is much higher than human one. Until now such methods have not existed. There are two reasons why using IQ-tests is not possible in the case when the intelligence of the investigated object is higher than a human:
- inability to set an unsolvable problem to the research object (with a known solution) that would detect the upper limit of intelligence
- obvious lack of statistical data required for the IQ scale
