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Binet and Simon Claimed That Children's Intelligence Development May Be

Question 147

Question 147

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Binet and Simon claimed that children's intelligence development may be too __________ for one standardized test to work well.


A) fast
B) complex
C) heterogeneous
D) unpredictable

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