Two Classes Each of Which Is Represented by the Same

question 3

Multiple Choice

Two classes each of which is represented by the same pair of numeric attributes are linearly separable if

• A) at least one of the pairs of attributes shows a curvilinear relationship between the classes.
• B) at least one of the pairs of attributes shows a high positive correlation between the classes.
• C) at least one of the pairs of attributes shows a high positive correlation between the classes
• D) a straight line partitions the instances of the two classes

Identify the role of aptitude and achievement tests in measuring intelligence and skills.

Recognize the historical development and purpose of intelligence testing.

Understand the impact of practice and motivation on skill development and expert performance.

Recognize the ethical considerations and controversies surrounding intelligence testing and its applications.

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Definitions:

Motion

The change in position of an object with respect to time and its reference point.

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The energy stored by an object due to its position in a force field or its condition.

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Hill

A naturally raised area of land, smaller than a mountain, with a rounded top.