The Theories of Intelligence Advanced by Guilford,Thurstone,and Cattell,are All

question 50

Multiple Choice

The theories of intelligence advanced by Guilford,Thurstone,and Cattell,are all

• A) single-factor models.
• B) information processing models.
• C) factor-analytic models.
• D) "runway models."

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