Question : Cross-cultural research on intelligence suggests that:

Option 1: Intelligence is solely determined by genetics

Option 2: Cultural factors do not influence intellectual abilities

Option 3: Different cultures may value different types of intelligence

Option 4: All cultures define intelligence in the same way

Question : Which of the following is true about intelligence?

Option 1: It is solely determined by genetic factors

Option 2: It remains constant throughout a person's life

Option 3: It can be influenced by environmental factors

Option 4: It is the same across all cultures

Question : Which of the following statements is true regarding the nature of intelligence?

Option 1: Intelligence is a fixed trait that cannot be changed.

Option 2: Environmental factors have no impact on intelligence.

Option 3: Intelligence can be improved through education and training.

Option 4: Intelligence is solely determined by genetics.

Question : In the context of intelligence, cultural bias in testing can result in:

Option 1: Overestimation of intelligence in all individuals

Option 2: Underestimation of intelligence in culturally diverse groups

Option 3: Accurate measurement of intelligence across cultures

Option 4: Increased motivation to perform well on tests

Question : The concept of 'culture-fair' intelligence tests aims to:

Option 1: Measure intelligence based on a single cultural standard

Option 2: Eliminate cultural biases in intelligence testing

Option 3: Focus solely on verbal intelligence

Option 4: Assess intelligence through culturally specific tasks