Binet would probably have been skeptical about all of the following developments in intelligence testing except:

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Binet's own work on intelligence testing paved the way for Piaget's cognitive stages, so he would likely have been supportive of this development. However, he would have been skeptical of the invention of "IQ" as it simplified intelligence too much and did not accurately reflect the complexity of the concept. He also did not believe in the concept of general intelligence, instead preferring to measure specific abilities. While he may have been happy to see his test used to measure superior levels of intelligence, he would have been cautious about such interpretations and would have wanted to ensure that the test was not misused or misinterpreted.

Binet Would Probably Have Been Skeptical About All of the Following