Galton Justified His Neurophysiological Approach to Intelligence Testing with All

question 22

Multiple Choice

Galton justified his neurophysiological approach to intelligence testing with all of the following arguments except:

• A) that mentally retarded people supposedly cannot distinguish well between hot and cold.
• B) that women are supposedly both less intelligent than men, and less able to select a fine wine.
• C) that large head sizes must reflect large and powerful brains within.
• D) that people with quick reaction times also have large vocabularies.

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