In the Early 1900s, American Psychologists Such as G Stanley

In the early 1900s, American psychologists such as G Stanley Hall and Henry Goddard believed that

A) intelligence test should be used to increase the deportation rates of the "feebleminded" from Ellis Island.
B) the practice of craniotomy was an effective way to demonstrate the presumed genetic basis of intelligence.
C) incentives for those of superior intelligence to reproduce, and disincentives for those less intelligent should be implemented.
D) intellectual deficits noted amongst recent immigrants to the United States were the result of inferior cultures, rather than biological inferiority.