Asked by Chrystal Jenks on Jun 03, 2024

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How did Charles Spearman conceptualize intelligence

A)  It is made up of a "core factor" common to all intellectual abilities. 
B)  It is seen only in certain "school-type" problems. 
C)  It can change from time to time. 
D)  It is a series of unrelated factors.

Charles Spearman

A psychologist known for his pioneering work in statistics and intelligence, specifically for his development of factor analysis and the concept of a general intelligence factor, "g".

Intelligence

The ability to acquire, understand, and apply knowledge and skills, and to adapt to new situations.

  • Grasp the historical and theoretical foundations of intelligence testing, including key contributors.
  • Comprehend Charles Spearman's theory of general intelligence and its applications.
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Sarah GardnerJun 09, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Charles Spearman conceptualized intelligence as being made up of a "core factor" common to all intellectual abilities, which he referred to as "g" or general intelligence. This theory is known as the Two-Factor Theory of Intelligence.