The “Flynn effect” is the observation that
A. intelligence scores are rising for white Americans but are falling for African Americans and Hispanic Americans.
B. intelligence scores continue to drop in underdeveloped countries.
C. in many countries intelligence scores have risen dramatically over the past few generations.
D. intelligence tests are no longer accurate assessments of intelligence.
Answer:C
The “Flynn effect” is the observation that
A. intelligence scores are rising for white Americans but are falling for African Americans and Hispanic Americans. B. intelligence scores continue to drop in underdeveloped countries. C. in many countries intelligence scores have risen dramatically over the past few generations. D. intelligence tests are no longer accurate assessments of intelligence.