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Given Thurstone's Theory, He May Well Think Spearman's View of Intelligence

Question 124

Question 124

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Given Thurstone's theory, he may well think Spearman's view of intelligence is


A) overly simplistic.
B) too complicated.
C) too focused on academic achievement.
D) too focused on creativity.

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