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Chapter 7: Problem 19

Who developed the \(1 Q\) test most widely used today? a. Sir Francis Galton b. Alfred Binet c. Louis Terman d. David Wechsler

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d. David Wechsler

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01

Recall Historical Context

Attempt to recall the historical context of psychological testing. Who are the given choices and what were their contributions?
02

Identify the Correct Person

Identify the person who developed the '1 Q' test. Using your understanding of the historical context of psychological testing and the individuals listed, choose the person who is known for developing this test.

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