Do people differ from one another the most based on the trait of intelligence, friendliness, or height? Why?
Asked Nov 02, 2011
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Psychology Question
You could possibly measure and compare intelligence by IQ score and height with a ruler then measure the range of difference over an entire population for such a comparison. But, how you measure friendliness? If we were made like dogs maybe a "wagometer" could be attached to our tails? :-)
To make such comparisons the data has to be measurable.
To make such comparisons the data has to be measurable.
Answered Nov 03, 2011
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