The General Factor of Intelligence Is

question 27

Multiple Choice

The general factor of intelligence is:

• A)The idea that each ability can be considered a separate intelligence
• B)When one of the intellects becomes more dominant than the others
• C)A core intelligence for all abilities
• D)The fact that IQ scores cannot be changed with experience

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Definitions:

Distribution Tails

The regions at either end of a probability distribution, often of interest for understanding the likelihood of extreme outcomes.

Extreme Values

Observations in data that are significantly higher or lower than the majority, often indicating outliers or anomalies in datasets.

Stem

In 'stem-and-leaf' displays, the 'stem' represents the leading digits of the numbers, providing a quick overview of data distribution while retaining the original data values.

Categorical Variables

Non-numeric variables that represent categories or groups.