In What Way Did Terman's View of Intelligence Testing Differ

question 171

Multiple Choice

In what way did Terman's view of intelligence testing differ from Binet's?

• A) Binet believed that intelligence test scores should be used to screen potential immigrants, while Terman did not.
• B) Terman believed intelligence tests measured individual inborn differences, while Binet did not.
• C) Terman believed that intelligence is too complex to be summarized with a single score, while Binet did not.
• D) Binet believed that intelligence test scores can be used to rank children from least to most intelligent, while Terman did not.

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