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panfilo

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Which of the following experiences can help improve people's ability on psychometric tests?
 
  reciting multiplication tables
  reading for 1 hour per day
  studying the dictionary
  athletic practice

Question 2

For a typical middle-aged adult, intelligence increases
 
  in the specific areas that reflect his or her interest.
  in all areas throughout adulthood.
  only in areas associated with work and employment.
  slightly in random ways.



momo1250

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Answer to Question 1

studying the dictionary

Answer to Question 2

in the specific areas that reflect his or her interest.



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