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All of the following are true of Sir Francis Galton except Group of answer choices he developed a method for quantifying “co-relations” that eventually became the correlation coefficient he believed it was more important to study general principles of human behavior; he didn’t think it was very useful to study individual differences he was obsessed with the idea of collecting data (“whenever you can, count”) he rejected the idea that the environment played a significant role in intelligence

          All of the following are true of Sir Francis Galton except
Group of answer choices
he developed a method for quantifying “co-relations” that eventually became the correlation coefficient
he believed it was more important to study general principles of human behavior; he didn’t think it was very useful to study individual differences
he was obsessed with the idea of collecting data (“whenever you can, count”)
he rejected the idea that the environment played a significant role in intelligence

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