1. When discussing intelligence, Roger says, "I subscribe to a psychometric approach on that

topic." This means that Roger would most likely .....

(a) be against the idea of measuring intelligence.

(b) believe that he is smarter than most other people.

(c) describe a person in terms of measurable traits he or she possesses.

(d) believe that intelligence is inherited.

2. The intelligence concept of "g" was based on the observation that .....

(a) IQ scores predict career success.

(b) skill levels are consistent across tasks.

(c) children who take math do better at math.

(d) there are few racial differences in IQ scores.