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The increase in the average IQ of nations over the past few decades, known as the Flynn effect, a. a

The increase in the average IQ of nations over the past few decades, known as the Flynn effect,
a. appears to be an artifact of measurement with inappropriate tests of intelligence.
b. seems to be a result of environmental factors such as better nutrition and better access to education.
c. has become larger in developed Western countries and has reverse in underdeveloped countries.
d. is the result of a complex combination of genetic factors.

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I doubled checked your answer with my study group, thank you for taking the time to help out.

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