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:

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