The Stanford-Binet Test Was Not Suitable for Measuring Adult Intelligence

question 106

Multiple Choice

The Stanford-Binet test was not suitable for measuring adult intelligence because _____.

• A) at some point mental age levels off but chronological age keeps increasing
• B) with increasing age, a person's IQ would decrease regardless of intellectual ability
• C) it only provided a single measure of abilities related to academic performance
• D) All the answers are correct.

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Definitions:

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