Terman's view of intelligence was different from that of Binet's in that Terman believed that ___,while Binet believed that ___.
A) intelligence test scores should not be used to screen potential immigrants; intelligence tests provide a valuable screening tool
B) intelligence tests measured inborn differences; intelligence tests measured likelihood of success in school
C) intelligence is too complex to be summarized with a single score; intelligence can be summarized with a single score
D) children cannot be ranked from least to most intelligent based on a score; children can be ranked according to their IQ score

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Terman believed that intelligence tests measured inborn intellectual capacities, while Binet developed his test with the intention of identifying children who needed educational assistance, implying that he saw the tests as a measure of current ability rather than fixed intelligence.

Terman's View of Intelligence Was Different from That of Binet's