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The psychologist who argued intelligence rests on one general factor, g, was:

ACharles Sherman
BChester Spelman
CChandler Spearing
DCharles Spearman
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Correct answer: D. Charles Spearman
1. He looked for what abilities had in common. 2. He named the shared factor g. 3. He was Charles Spearman. _Source: OpenStax Psychology 2e, Chapter 7, Thinking and Intelligence._
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