Alfred Binet Is Best Known for

question 132

Multiple Choice

Alfred Binet is best known for

• A) conducting a longitudinal study of the gifted.
• B) developing a broader view of intelligence that includes nine different kinds of intelligence.
• C) developing the first useful individual test of intelligence.
• D) developing the first culture-fair test of intelligence.

Discern the role of marginal analysis in determining the efficient level of production and consumption.

Understand the basic concepts and defenses related to the tort of negligence.

Identify the situations in which a duty of care is owed and the criteria for determining negligence.

Comprehend the legal criteria for liability in cases involving accidents, defective products, or harmful substances.

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Definitions:

Social Practices

The patterns of behavior and norms that are collectively accepted and followed by a society or social group.

Institutional Racism

Discrimination and unequal treatment based on race that is embedded within the policies, practices, and norms of organizations and institutions.

Interpersonal Racism

Racism that occurs between individuals, involving prejudicial attitudes or discriminatory actions based on race or ethnicity.

White Privilege

A societal advantage that benefits people whom society identifies as white, beyond what is commonly experienced by non-white people under the same social, political, or economic circumstances.