This individual, who ultimately revised the Binet-Simon scale, began analyzing and methodically gathering extensive normative data from hundreds of children in the Stanford area.

a. Esquirol

b. Seguin

c. Bryant

d. Wundt

e. Terman

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Trenton Browning

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2 May, 18:29

This individual, who ultimately revised the Binet-Simon scale, began analyzing and methodically gathering extensive normative data from hundreds of children in the Stanford area.

a. Esquirol

b. Seguin

c. Bryant

d. Wundt

e. Terman

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Brenton Hobbs · Answer 1

E.

Explanation:

The Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale was revised by Lewis Madison Terman.

Lewis Madison Terman is a psychologist at Stanford University. Later his revised version of the Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale was known as the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scales. Terman is also very well known for his longitudinal study of IQ on hundreds of children at Stanford area.

His version of the IQ test was first used during World War 1.

So, the correct option is E.

This individual, who ultimately revised the Binet-Simon scale, began analyzing and methodically gathering extensive normative data from hundreds of children in the Stanford area.a. Esquirolb. Seguinc. Bryantd. Wundte. Terman

This individual, who ultimately revised the Binet-Simon scale, began analyzing and methodically gathering extensive normative data from hundreds of children in the Stanford area.

a. Esquirol

b. Seguin

c. Bryant

d. Wundt

e. Terman