Which of the following best characterizes Cattell’s approach to intelligence?
a. He was adamantly opposed to Galton’s ideas that intelligence could be inherited.
b. He believed it was unrelated to measures of sensory acuity or reaction time.
c. He believed that systematic measurement was essential to the study of intelligence.
d. He believed that intelligence was far too complex to be measured.
c. He believed that systematic measurement was essential to the study of intelligence.
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a) are happier because, with age, people have a bias to screen out negative events. b) have poorer memories than the young. c) are more unrealistic than the young. d) are more impaired than the young.