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Geometrical patterns are often utilized in intelligence tests, typically with the test-taker being given a specific pattern and then being asked to identify a matching pattern from a given set of images. However, pattern recognition is a measure of precognition abilities. Therefore, geometrical patterns should not be used in IQ tests.
Which of the following is an assumption made by the author?
A. Those who take IQ tests are interested in measuring their precognition abilities.
B. Measuring precognition abilities is currently an objective of IQ tests.
C. A test that measures precognition abilities cannot also test intelligence.
D. Some test-makers are more interested in measuring precognitive abilities than intelligence.
E. IQ tests cannot be used for testing in fields in which precognitive abilities are required.
Which of the following is an assumption made by the author?
A. Those who take IQ tests are interested in measuring their precognition abilities.
B. Measuring precognition abilities is currently an objective of IQ tests.
C. A test that measures precognition abilities cannot also test intelligence.
D. Some test-makers are more interested in measuring precognitive abilities than intelligence.
E. IQ tests cannot be used for testing in fields in which precognitive abilities are required.
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Geometrical patterns are often utilized in intelligence tests, typically with the test-taker being given a specific pattern and then being asked to identify a matching pattern from a given set of images. However, pattern recognition is a measure of precognition abilities. Therefore, geometrical patterns should not be used in IQ tests.
Which of the following is an assumption made by the author?
A. Those who take IQ tests are interested in measuring their precognition abilities.
B. Measuring precognition abilities is currently an objective of IQ tests.
C. A test that measures precognition abilities cannot also test intelligence.
D. Some test-makers are more interested in measuring precognitive abilities than intelligence.
E. IQ tests cannot be used for testing in fields in which precognitive abilities are required.
Which of the following is an assumption made by the author?
A. Those who take IQ tests are interested in measuring their precognition abilities.
B. Measuring precognition abilities is currently an objective of IQ tests.
C. A test that measures precognition abilities cannot also test intelligence.
D. Some test-makers are more interested in measuring precognitive abilities than intelligence.
E. IQ tests cannot be used for testing in fields in which precognitive abilities are required.
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