According to the textbook, individuals with high IQ scores
A) benefit from educational opportunities tailored to their abilities.
B) have difficulties with social satisfaction.
C) experienced a drop in IQ as they aged.
D) demonstrated deficits in emotional stability.
Answer: Benefit from education opportunities tailored to their abilities
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A) convenience. B) random sampling. C) random assignment. D) matched pairs.
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A) are unaware of the risks associated with their behaviour. B) believe that they are uniquely invulnerable to the consequences. C) think that they are taking protective measures when having sex. D) do not care about contracting sexually transmitted diseases.
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a. ignoring hints or clues that might have been provided. b. using past experiences with similar problems. c. making any analogies as abstract as possible. d. not being distracted by the common underlying structure in problems.