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Unit 6 – Developmental Psychology
Topic 6.5
How has the concept of intelligence changed in older adults over time?
It's now understood as a multi-faceted construct rather than a single ability.
It was first considered genetic, then environmental, and now it's seen as fixed.
The concept hasn't changed; it has always been measured by IQ tests.
It was originally viewed as unchangeable but is now seen as improving with age.
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