Was One of the Individuals to Lay the Foundation for Later

question 152

Multiple Choice

was one of the individuals to lay the foundation for later research of intelligence. He thought that intelligence was a function of "efficiency of the nervous
System" and therefore tried to measure intelligence with tests that, for example, assessed reaction and sensory acuity.

• A) Gardner
• B) Binet
• C) Galton
• D) Sternberg

Realize the importance of intrinsic motivation and active engagement in educational settings.

Recognize the risks and health issues adolescents face, including substance abuse and obesity.

Understand the significance of vocational planning in adolescent identity formation.

Understand the developmental milestones of infants.

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Definitions:

Ethical Implications

The moral consequences or considerations associated with a particular action, decision, or policy, evaluating its rightness or wrongness.

Utilitarian Benefits

Utilitarian benefits refer to the functional or practical advantages that consumers receive from using a product or service, emphasizing usability and efficiency.

General Ethical Principle

Foundational guidelines that govern behaviors and decisions based on notions of right and wrong.

Greater Good

The concept that certain actions or policies are justified or desirable because they benefit the majority or advance a noble cause, even if they might not benefit everyone.