The 1937 Revision of the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale Included Two

question 113

Multiple Choice

The 1937 revision of the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale included two equivalent forms labeled "Form L" and "Form M," named as such because

• A) these were the next two sequential letters in the alphabet that were used to name forms of the test.
• B) Lewis Terman's full name was Lewis Madison Terman and his close friends called him "LM."
• C) these were the initials of Lewis (L) and his associate in the revision, Maude (M).
• D) frequently through test development, Terman snacked on little multicolored, candy-coated chocolates, which in the 1930s were called "L&Ms."

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