alleryHow did Terman define intelligence?
ASkill at memorising
BSpeed of reflexes
CAbstract thinking ability
DSkill in team sports
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Abstract thinking ability
1. Terman built the Stanford-Binet test.
2. He defined intelligence as the ability to carry on abstract thinking.
3. Memory, reflexes and sports are not his definition.
_Source: Wikipedia, Gifted education, Lewis Terman_
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