Spearman Argued That G Stood for Basic Intelligence

question 35

Multiple Choice

Spearman argued that g stood for basic intelligence. According to Spearman, individuals with a lot of g __________.

• A) have an advantage in every intellectual endeavor
• B) excel at math but not at verbal fluency
• C) excel at figure analysis but not at computation
• D) excel at word problems but not at pattern recognition

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