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Alfred Binet was a French psychologist known for his pioneering work in intelligence testing. He initially studied law and medicine before focusing on experimental psychology. Binet developed the first intelligence test, the Binet-Simon Scale, to assess children&#039;s mental age compared to their chronological age. He emphasized individual differences in intelligence and qualitative observations. Binet&#039;s work laid the foundation for modern psychometric testing an…</description>
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