The Phenomenon in Which New Generations Seem to Be Smarter

question 6

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon in which new generations seem to be smarter than their parents is referred to as:

• A)the Intelligence Quotient.
• B)the Flynn effect.
• C)"g."
• D)the taxonomic approach.

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Definitions:

Injury and Illness Trends

Patterns or changes over time in the incidence of workplace injuries and illnesses.

Falsifying Records

The illegal practice of altering or fabricating documents, data, or records with the intent to deceive or mislead.

Criminal Charges

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OSHA Inspection

A review conducted by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to ensure a workplace complies with safety and health regulations.