In 1923 ____________, a Princeton Psychologist Who Would Later Play

question 74

Multiple Choice

In 1923 ____________, a Princeton psychologist who would later play a central role in developing college entrance tests, argued pugnaciously for the intellectual inferiority of various racial groups, using data from psychometric tests given to World War I draftees.

• A) Carl Brigham
• B) Raymond Cattell
• C) Francis Galton
• D) Nathaniel S. Shaler
• E) William Graham Sumner

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