<p>Time to accomplish a task is an integral component to nearly any form of intelligence - and in real life situations the airline pilot landing the plane, the doctor in the operating theater, or the lawyer in the courtroom - time and pressure can and does matter. </p>
<p>Part of the problem apparently is that ETS in their haste to prove that the SAT is not partly a disguised IQ test (which it no doubt is on a timed basis) - started to suggest the time factor was only one of logistics in the testing centers, when everyone knows time is an integral component to nearly any measure of intelligence - even the so-called non-standard measure of intelligence such as EQ skills and/or introspective or other abilities etc</p>