Given Thurstone's theory, he may well think Spearman's view of intelligence is
A) overly simplistic.
B) too complicated.
C) too focused on academic achievement.
D) too focused on creativity.

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Thurstone's theory proposed multiple primary mental abilities rather than a single general intelligence factor (g) as suggested by Spearman. Therefore, Thurstone might view Spearman's theory as overly simplistic for reducing intelligence to just one general factor.

Given Thurstone's Theory, He May Well Think Spearman's View of Intelligence