Which of the following developed a more effective and durable means of measuring intelligence?

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Alfred Binet developed the first intelligence test, known as the Binet-Simon Scale, which was based on the assumption that intelligence increases with age. This scale provided a more effective and durable means of measuring intelligence than previous attempts, and it established the concept of mental age and intelligence quotient (IQ) that is still used today. Francis Galton's contribution to the study of intelligence was through the development of the idea of eugenics, E. H. Weber was a physicist known for his work on sensory perception, and Franz Gall was a neuroanatomist who proposed the theory of phrenology.

Which of the Following Developed a More Effective and Durable