Multiple Choice
What were Galton's main conclusions to his genealogical investigations on intelligence?
A) Intellectual abilities are transmitted from one generation to the next.
B) Intellectual abilities are strongly determined by environmental factors.
C) Intellectual abilities are almost impossible to measure.
D) Intellectual abilities are not associated to individual differences in academic performance.
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