In Terms of Intelligence, G-Factor Refers to

question 41

Multiple Choice

In terms of intelligence, g-factor refers to

• A)thinking by visualizing three-dimensional images.
• B)acquired abilities of knowledge.
• C)an underlying general ability that applies to all types of test performance.
• D)grand factors that are especially important.

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Definitions:

Subliminally Flashed

Presentation of stimuli below the threshold of conscious perception, used to influence thoughts, feelings, or actions without awareness.

Sense The Presence

The feeling or perception that someone or something is in a certain place without any direct sensory evidence.

Instinctive Behavior

Actions or reactions that an organism is genetically predisposed to perform without the necessity of learning or experience.

Entire Species

A group comprising all individuals capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring, typically sharing common characteristics and genetically distinct from other groups.