Intelligence test scores predict job success partially as a result of the fact that
A. most jobs don’t require a degree but do require tacit skills.
B. people with low intelligence are likely to live below the poverty line.
C. it takes less time to train people with higher intelligence to a high level of skill than people with lower levels of intelligence.
D. persons with low IQ scores cannot learn the skills necessary for nonprofessional occupations.
Answer:C
Intelligence test scores predict job success partially as a result of the fact that
A. most jobs don’t require a degree but do require tacit skills. B. people with low intelligence are likely to live below the poverty line. C. it takes less time to train people with higher intelligence to a high level of skill than people with lower levels of intelligence. D. persons with low IQ scores cannot learn the skills necessary for nonprofessional occupations.