alleryWhose work on early intelligence tests led to the Stanford-Binet test?
AAlfred Binet
BJean Piaget
CHoward Gardner
DLev Vygotsky
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Alfred Binet
1. Early intelligence tests were developed by Alfred Binet.
2. Lewis Terman built on them to create the Stanford-Binet IQ test.
3. Piaget, Gardner and Vygotsky are not the originators of this test.
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