Measurements of Intelligence Directly Measure

question 150

Multiple Choice

Measurements of intelligence directly measure:

• A) behaviour on tasks that require intelligence.
• B) capacity to think and learn.
• C) both behaviour on tasks that require intelligence and capacity to think and learn.
• D) neither behaviour on tasks that require intelligence nor capacity to think and learn.

---

Definitions:

Active Approach

A strategy or policy that involves direct intervention or action, often by the government or an organization, to achieve a specific goal.

Passive Approach

An investment strategy that involves minimal buying and selling actions, often associated with index fund investing.

Aggregate Supply

The complete inventory of products and services that enterprises in a domestic economy aim to sell throughout a specified period.

Active Policy Lags

The delays in the implementation and effectiveness of policy measures due to administrative, decision-making, or economic factors.