The Empirical Approach to the Study of Intelligence

question 60

Multiple Choice

The empirical approach to the study of intelligence

• A) is concerned with the hypothetical construct of intelligence rather than with scholastic performance.
• B) primarily involves a search for measures which are highly correlated with school performance.
• C) is guided by theory.
• D) is based on theoretical models of human cognition.

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