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Question

While flawed, people often use intelligence tests as a source of data when conducting comprehensive assessments. Understanding what these tests might be like will help us determine whether they should be used in practice. In your response, be sure to address each of the items [1-4] listed below First, take an online intelligence test. Then, describe your experience taking the test (e.g., how long was it, did you feel anxious, what were some examples of test items, etc.). Please be specific in your descriptions/critiques but no need to post results of the test. Note: online versions of these tests have not been reviewed and thus may not be standardized, valid, or reliable. **Activity is for general discussion only Then, **state which theory of intelligence (e.g., emotional, Binet, Sternberg, etc.) you think the test reflected and explain why. Then, critique the intelligence test, explaining whether you would recommend using the test to assess people's intelligence in practice. Be specific in your critique - **address such things as the stability and change of intelligence over the course of development, environmental and cultural influences on test performance and test scores, etc.