All of the Following Are True of Galton's Studies of Mental

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true of Galton's studies of mental imagery EXCEPT that he

A) concluded normal people vary dramatically in the frequency, intensity, and vividness of their visualization.
B) found scientists possessed an extremely vivid visualizing capacity.
C) used a self-administered questionnaire to collect his data.
D) asked subjects to describe their mental images in terms of qualities such as brightness, color, and distinctness.