What Can You Say About His Intelligence in Comparison to Others

question 74

Multiple Choice

What can you say about his intelligence in comparison to others his age?

• A)Eric has become comparatively less intelligent, as his IQ should actually increase with age.
• B)Eric has become comparatively less intelligent, as it is more difficult to get a high score at age 5 than it is at age 22.
• C)Eric has become comparatively more intelligent, as it is more difficult to get a high score at age 22 than it is at age 5.
• D)Eric's comparative intelligence has remained stable.

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Definitions:

Public Goods

Goods that are non-excludable and non-rivalrous, meaning that one individual's consumption of the good does not reduce its availability to others and cannot be confined to paying customers only.

Private Goods

Describes products that are excludable and rivalrous, meaning their use by one individual prevents use by another.

Private Consumptions

Expenditure by households and individuals on goods and services for personal use, excluding purchases by businesses or government.

Pareto Optimal

A resource distribution paradigm where it's unattainable to ameliorate the situation of one individual without diminishing that of another.