The General (G)factor in Intelligence Refers to

question 102

Multiple Choice

The general (g) factor in intelligence refers to

• A) all that measured in common by varied valid tests of intelligence.
• B) the specific factors assessed by different intelligence tests.
• C) the iconic influence of Galton on the definition of that construct.
• D) all of the variance in measured intelligence that is genetic in nature.

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Definitions:

Negligence Per Se

A legal doctrine that deems an act to be negligent because it violates a statute or regulation.

Violation of a Statute

An act or omission that breaches the terms of a law formulated by a governmental body, thus subjecting the violator to legal penalties.

Legislative Enactment

The process by which legislatures make or enact laws, often involving proposed legislation being debated, amended, and voted upon.

Reasonable Person

A hypothetical individual in law whose behavior serves as a standard of care used to determine negligence by comparing actions against what is considered reasonable under the circumstances.