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    Charles Spearman Believes That General Intelligence Cannot Be Measured Directly
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Charles Spearman Believes That General Intelligence Cannot Be Measured Directly

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Charles Spearman believes that general intelligence cannot be measured directly but can be inferred from various abilities.

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