In order to hire a disabled individual for a job, a small company would have to renovate its building to put in elevators and ramps. The company might argue that these renovations are not possible because of their high expense. If this were the case, we would say that the required renovations are an example of:

The Stanford-Binet scales and the Wechsler scales have in common the fact that

a. they were both developed in Europe, but popularized in the United States. b. they both measure potential, not intelligence. c. both were written and developed at the same time. d. both are individually administered tests of intelligence.

In the late 20th century, psychology __________

a. expanded dramatically b. stagnated c. contracted slightly d. contracted dramatically