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After learning that the parents of both of her roommates were divorced, Meghan began to overestimate the divorce rate. Meghan's conclusion BEST illustrates the misuse of the _____.
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How is the average correlation between intelligence scores related to genetic similarity?
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Of Gardner's eight intelligences, which two are the LEAST controversial?
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In the game of roulette, a wheel spins and a ball lands at random in one of an equal number of black and red slots. Because the ball landed in a red slot four times in a row, Cal believes it will land in a black slot on the next spin. Which MOST accurately describes the validity of Cal's belief?
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The development of mental orthopedics by _____ was consistent with his view that intelligence was influenced primarily by _____.
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Despite many unsuccessful attempts, Steve repeatedly tries to change the settings on his cell phone by using the same menu selections. By not trying a different set of options from the menu, Steve is displaying a form of _____.
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Which statement concerning Howard Gardner's theory of intelligence is FALSE?
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The revision of Binet's original intelligence test that was developed in 1916 for specific use with American schoolchildren became known as the _____.
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Which is NOT one of the three types of intelligence proposed by Sternberg?
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