Although Alfred Binet is often credited with devising the first practical intelligence test, that honor actually belongs to Francis Galton.

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Alfred Binet, along with his colleague Théodore Simon, indeed developed the first practical intelligence test in 1905, aimed at identifying school children in need of special assistance in France. Francis Galton, while a pioneer in studying human intelligence and differences, focused more on measuring physical and sensory attributes rather than creating a practical intelligence test.

Although Alfred Binet Is Often Credited with Devising the First