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**Assessment of Intelligence**

### Which of the following is included in standard assessments of intelligence that attempt to measure "g"? (Check all that apply)

- Information processing speed
- Emotional intelligence
- Memory span
- Verbal processing
- Physical dexterity
- Curiosity

*Note:* "g" refers to general intelligence, a construct that underlies performance on various cognitive tasks.

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