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Wechsler resolved some of the psychometric issues that had been identified in the original Stanford-Binet and the Army Alpha and Beta by no longer producing a score linked to age. Instead, the average score on his test was set at ______, and higher and lower performances were evaluated against ________ from that standard.
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