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Variations in Psychological Attributes
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What is intelligence?

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(i) According to Wechsler, intelligence is a global capacity to think rationally, deal effectively and act purposefully.

(ii) According to Binet, intelligence is an ability to reason well, to judge well and to understand well.

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