The Factor Analytic Approach to Intelligence

question 71

Multiple Choice

The factor analytic approach to intelligence

• A) measures ability in seven academic subjects.
• B) explains variations in performance as the result of practice.
• C) attempts to determine whether there are distinct factors that make up intelligence.
• D) states that testing multiple times gives a more accurate assessment of intelligence.

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