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V. Delouille,P. Chainais,J.-F. Hochedezrutinized for their cross-cultural generalizability, including with Hispanic populations. This is a critical issue as it has become increasingly apparent that IQ scores are highly susceptible to environmental influences, including years of education and socioeconomic status. Furthermore, IQ scores h

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-8114-4 for whom validation data do not exist must be carefully considered. In this chapter, we explore the most commonly used and/or researched measures that strive to assess for malingering and we discuss research with on these measures with Hispanics. Specifically, we review the Test of Memory Malingeri

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