Spearman and others proposed that that there is a single, ...

[mwit1967]

Spearman and others proposed that that there is a single, domain-general cognitive process that underlies intelligence, called
 
  a. general intelligence. c. the Pygmalion effect.
  b. the positive manifold. d. the Flynn effect.

Question 2

The fact that people who performed well (or poorly) on individual tests that purported to assess intelligence tended to perform similarly on other tests, even if their content was seemingly unrelated was named
 
  a. general intelligence. c. the Pygmalion effect.
  b. the positive manifold. d. the Flynn effect.

[firehawk60]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B

[mwit1967]

Great answer, keep it coming

[Dinolord]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it