The Nurture View of Individual Differences in Intelligence

question 58

Multiple Choice

The nurture view of individual differences in intelligence

• A) emphasizes the role of genetic factors.
• B) emphasizes the role of experiential factors.
• C) was the view held by Sir Francis Galton.
• D) has been largely discredited by contemporary research.

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Frederick C. Howe

An influential American sociologist, political reformer, and public administrator known for his work in urban reform and sociology in the early 20th century.

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Challenge

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