The Binet-Simon Approach to the Assessment of School Abilities Was

question 110

Multiple Choice

The Binet-Simon approach to the assessment of school abilities was unique in that

• A) they only measured current performance.
• B) they wanted to be able to label the slow learners.
• C) they believed training would not affect intelligence.
• D) their test was tied to Spearman's intelligence theory.
• E) their test measured innate intelligence.

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