Research Examining the Associations Between IQ Scores and Outcomes Such

Multiple Choice

Research examining the associations between IQ scores and outcomes such as income and occupational success has demonstrated that:

A) IQ is more closely related to individuals' occupational success than any other factor ever studied.
B) regardless of the socioeconomic status of an individual's family of origin, individuals with high IQ scores always succeed.
C) other factors, such as motivation and social skills, have little impact on economic success.
D) People with comparable IQs tend to make similar amounts of money, despite variability in level of education.