Binet would probably have been skeptical about all of the following developments in intelligence testing EXCEPT
A) Piaget's discovery of the cognitive stages.
B) the invention of an IQ number to summarize the results of a test.
C) the concept of general intelligence.
D) the use of his test for measuring superior levels of intelligence.

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Binet's work focused on measuring intelligence in a practical sense and developing tests to identify those who needed special education assistance. Piaget's work, while related to cognitive development, is not directly related to Binet's goals. Therefore, Binet would not have been skeptical about Piaget's discovery of the cognitive stages.

Binet Would Probably Have Been Skeptical About All of the Following