If we want to decide whether a test of "emotional intelligence" is useful, what question should we ask?
a. Do people's scores on this test follow the normal distribution?
b. Does a person's score remain constant throughout life?
c. Do scores on the test relate to genetic differences among people?
d. Do the scores predict an outcome we couldn't already predict?
d
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