The Death of Cattell's Anthropometric Testing Program as a Measure

question 13

Multiple Choice

The death of Cattell's anthropometric testing program as a measure of intelligence came about as a result of

• A)the publication of Alfred Binet's scale
• B)the development of Stern's concept of the intelligence quotient
• C)the low correlations of Cattell's tests with school performance
• D)the lack of reliability in Cattell's anthropometric measures

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