The First Useful Measure of Intelligence Was Developed By

question 173

Multiple Choice

The first useful measure of intelligence was developed by:

• A) Francis Galton.
• B) Howard Gardner.
• C) Alfred Binet.
• D) David Wechsler.

Understand the impact of intergenerational relationships and long-term marriages on the well-being of older adults.

Identify the psychological benefits associated with religious faith in old age.

Appreciate the importance of social support and community ties in buffering against stressors in late adulthood.

Understand the variety of family structures impacting elderly care.

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Definitions:

Patellar Reflexes

A knee-jerk response triggered by tapping the patellar tendon, used to assess the nervous system.

Tendon Reflexes

Involuntary responses to stimulus, such as hammer taps, on a tendon designed to assess the neural circuits among muscle and spinal cord.

Genetic Predisposition

A hereditary likelihood of developing certain diseases or conditions based on one's genes.

Proximity

The physical or psychological closeness between people, which can influence attraction and interpersonal relations.