When Binet Developed the First Intelligence Test, His Goal Was

question 10

Multiple Choice

When Binet developed the first intelligence test, his goal was to

• A) measure a child's inherited abilities that we can then use to define "intelligence".
• B) identify all of the separate and independent abilities that we need to measure in order to have a valid way of assessing intelligence.
• C) describe how divergent thinking and convergent thinking work together to determine intelligent behavior.
• D) measure a child's performance on tasks similar to those required in school and compare the child's performance to the performance of others of the same age.

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