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Who Wrote a 16th-Century Book on Individual Differences and Argued

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Question 21

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Who wrote a 16th-century book on individual differences and argued that children's education should be individualized to recognize such differences?


A) ​Butler
B) Huarte
C) ​Galton
D) Quetelet
E) Wundt

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