Who proposed that an examinee's performance on a intelligence test is determined mainly by two influences: g, the pervasive general factor, and s, a factor specific to the test or subtest?
A) Piaget
B) Wechsler
C) Spearman
D) Guilford

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Charles Spearman proposed the theory that an individual's performance on an intelligence test is influenced by a general intelligence factor, known as "g", and specific factors unique to each test or subtest, known as "s".

Who Proposed That an Examinee's Performance on a Intelligence Test