The First Scale to Provide a Practical and Reasonably Valid

question 20

Multiple Choice

The first scale to provide a practical and reasonably valid measure of intelligence was developed by

• A) Stanford and Binet
• B) Binet and Swallow
• C) Galton and Cattell
• D) Binet and Simon

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Definitions:

Cash Inflows

Money or funds coming into a company, from operations, investments, or financing activities.

Useful Life

The estimated duration of time that an asset is expected to remain productive or useful for its intended purpose.

Labor Savings

The reduction in the amount of labor (and consequently, labor costs) necessary to perform a particular task or produce a certain amount of goods or services.

Internal Rate

Typically referring to the internal rate of return (IRR), which is the discount rate that makes the net present value (NPV) of all cash flows from a particular project equal to zero.