A scientist interested in studying intelligence shows people a stimulus and then quickly takes it away.The scientist then does this repeatedly, with the stimulus shown for different amounts of time, to find out how much time is needed for the participant to correctly answer a question about the stimulus. People who can perform this task with very short durations are likely to score
A)within the normal range on intelligence tests.
B)lower on intelligence tests.
C)higher on intelligence tests.
D)poorly on inspection time tests.

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People who can correctly answer questions about stimuli shown for very short durations are likely to have higher intelligence, as this is an indicator of faster information processing and attention to detail.

A Scientist Interested in Studying Intelligence Shows People a Stimulus