The Original Purpose for Developing the First Intelligence Tests in the Early

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Multiple Choice

The original purpose for developing the first intelligence tests in the early part of the twentieth century was:

• A) to identify children who would not do well in school
• B) to provide a reason to discriminate against children from African descent
• C) to give the French government a means of selecting especially talented children for placement in state-funded educational programs for the gifted
• D) to study how physical health and intelligence were related

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