Which one of the following statements most accurately reflects the concept of distributed intelligence?
A) How "intelligent" children become is, to some extent, a function of the number of siblings they have; children from larger families tend to have slightly lower IQ scores.
B) How "intelligent" children are is, to some extent, a function of class size; children achieve at lower levels when they are in larger classes.
C) Children almost invariably perform at higher levels in some academic subject areas than they do in others.
D) Children will behave more intelligently when they can use outside resources as well as their minds.

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Distributed intelligence refers to the idea that intelligence is not solely a property of the individual mind but can be augmented by external resources, tools, and the environment. This concept suggests that intelligence can be distributed across people, tools, and contexts, enhancing cognitive abilities beyond what is possible through internal cognition alone.

Which One of the Following Statements Most Accurately Reflects the Concept