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In his work on the measurement of intelligence, Binet was initially attempting to
Misrepresenting Facts
The act of presenting false or misleading information intentionally or unintentionally, often to gain advantage or mislead others.
Puffery
Exaggerated or boasting statements made by sellers about the quality or performance of a product, generally considered legal and not actionable as fraud.
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