Alfred Binet Differed from Many of His Predecessors,in That He

question 110

Multiple Choice

Alfred Binet differed from many of his predecessors,in that he:

• A) believed that intelligence could not be measured by standardized tests
• B) saw intelligence in purely physiological terms
• C) believed that tests to measure intelligence were not potentially discriminatory
• D) did not believe that intelligence could be measured by assessing head or brain size

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Definitions:

Fear Conditioning

A behavioral paradigm in which organisms learn to predict aversive events, a form of associative learning where a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a fear-inducing event.

Human Infant

A very young child or baby in the earliest stage of life, particularly from birth to one year.

Loud Noise

A disruptive or disturbing sound of high intensity, often causing potential harm to hearing or inducing stress.

Conditioned Stimulus

A neutral stimulus that, upon being associated with an unconditioned stimulus, starts to induce a conditioned response.