The Wide Range Intelligence Test was administered to 24 undergraduate students under conditions of normal feedback and delayed auditory feedback. Subjects perform at a lower level under DAF. DAF is proposed as a temporary intelligence suppressor useful in exploring intelligence and retardation theories.
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