The Fundamental Difference Between the Binet Tests and the Army

question 3

Multiple Choice

The fundamental difference between the Binet tests and the army Alpha and Beta tests was that ____.​

• A)​Binet's tests were in French;the army tests were in English
• B)the army tests included sensorimotor skills and reaction times
• C)​Binet's tests were individually administered;the army tests were for groups
• D)the army tests could not assess mental ages lower than 17
• E)Binet's tests required literate subjects;the army tests did not

Evaluate expressions involving multiple arithmetic operations accurately.

Understand and perform operations with mixed numbers.

Perform arithmetic operations on fractions and express the result in simplest form.

Understand the concept of working with families across the mezzo and macro practice continuum.

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