Compared to His Predecessors, Guilford's Approach to the Study of Intelligence

question 57

Multiple Choice

Compared to his predecessors, Guilford's approach to the study of intelligence placed a greater emphasis upon

• A) a large number of factors of intelligence
• B) the role of creativity in intelligence
• C) both a and b
• D) neither a nor b

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