What Was Cattell's Contribution to Intelligence Testing

question 116

Multiple Choice

What was Cattell's contribution to intelligence testing?

• A) He invented the popular Stanford-Binet intelligence test.
• B) He demonstrated sex differences in patterns of intelligence.
• C) He devised a measure of "fluid intelligence."
• D) He demonstrated that grade point average is a better measure of intelligence than so-called "intelligence tests."

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