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Who believed intelligence consisted of one general factor, called "g," underlying all mental abilities? O Robert Sternberg O L.L. Thurstone O Charles Spearman O Howard Gardner
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Who believed intelligence consisted of one general factor, called "g," underlying all mental abilities?

O Robert Sternberg
O L.L. Thurstone
O Charles Spearman
O Howard Gardner

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Charles Spearman
Explanation: Charles Spearmen believed intelligence consisted of one general factor called g, which could be measured and compared among individuals.
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