Dr Hiroshiko Believes That a General Factor (Called the G

question 2

Multiple Choice

Dr. Hiroshiko believes that a general factor (called the g factor) is responsible for overall performance on mental ability tests, and that it can be expressed as a single number, such as an IQ score. Dr. Hiroshiko's views are most consistent with those of:

• A) Charles Spearman.
• B) Louis L. Thurstone.
• C) Howard Gardner.
• D) Alfred Binet.

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