Galton argued that tests of __________ were valid measures of intelligence.
A) sensory discrimination
B) verbal ability
C) mathematical reasoning
D) memory
E) spatial ability

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Galton believed that intelligence could be measured by tests of sensory discrimination, as he thought these were linked to the efficiency of the nervous system and thus to intellectual performance.

Galton Argued That Tests of __________ Were Valid Measures of Intelligence