Multiple Choice
A key problem with Terman's original formula for computing IQs is that it
A) caused people to believe that IQ is unchangeable.
B) made it seem as if people grow less intelligent with age.
C) was never standardized and difficult to compute.
D) caused mathematical difficulties for people far below the average.
E) did not correlate with actual intelligence at any point in a person's life.
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