The idea of generalized intelligence was most influential in the ____.
A) development of the IQ formula
B) expansion of intelligence testing into many different contexts
C) twentieth century concern over cultural bias in testing
D) emergence of the nature-nurture controversy in intelligence

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The idea of generalized intelligence, also known as "g" factor, was developed by psychologist Charles Spearman in the early 20th century. It led to the expansion of intelligence testing beyond just academic abilities and into many different contexts, such as the workplace and military. It was influential in the development of various intelligence tests that measure a wide range of cognitive abilities, such as the WAIS and the WISC.

The Idea of Generalized Intelligence Was Most Influential in the ____