According to Binet, a child who is more intelligent than average would have
A) a mental age greater than his or her chronological age.
B) a mental age lower than his or her chronological age.
C) a mental age equal to his or her chronological age.
D) a mental agesimilar to other children of the same age.

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Binet's concept of mental age refers to the level of intellectual development typical of a child of a certain chronological age. If a child is more intelligent than average, their mental age would be greater than their chronological age, as they can understand concepts and solve problems typically beyond their age level.

According to Binet, a Child Who Is More Intelligent Than