Traits are descriptions of what people
a. do.
b. believe.
c. are.
d. experience.
c
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A) Lewis Terman B) David Wechsler C) Alfred Binet D) Harland Stanford
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incrementalview who wants to be better at doing something is likely to (a) work harder (b) seek social support (c) divide the task up into small parts (d) want to spend the least possible time
A researcher conducts extensive, in-depth interviews with a small group of highly gifted
children with genius IQs. What type of study is he conducting? a. case study b. naturalistic observation c. experiment d. laboratory observation