A flaw in Galton's tests of intelligence at the 1884 anthropometric laboratory was the

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Galton's tests of intelligence were based on the assumption that there was a strong correlation between practical intelligence (such as success in life) and sensory acuity (such as keenness of vision or hearing). This assumption has since been shown to be flawed, as intelligence is a much more complex construct that cannot simply be measured by physical abilities.

A Flaw in Galton's Tests of Intelligence at the 1884