A Researcher Might Delete a Participant's Responses When

question 14

Multiple Choice

A researcher might delete a participant's responses when

• A) the responses from the individual are very extreme or unusual.
• B) no other responses are missing for that participant.
• C) the participant's responses do not correspond with the hypothesis.
• D) the participant gave an above average response to each question.

Differentiate between fluid and crystallized intelligence as proposed by Cattell.

Identify various theories and constructs of intelligence, including Sternberg's triarchic theory.

Comprehend the psychometric approach to intelligence.

Assess evidence and arguments for and against the existence of a general intelligence factor.