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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.9
What argument opposes the claim that IQ tests are an absolute measure of cognitive abilities?
IQ tests mainly assess learned skills and knowledge which may not represent an individual’s full range of cognitive capabilities.
They consider only artistic talents alongside intellectual capacity.
IQ tests include extensive assessment of physical strength besides intellect.
IQ tests heavily focus on evaluating social skills rather than cognitive skills.
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