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Spearman found high correlations among measures of sensory acuity and academic performance. Using a technique that came to be called factor _____, Spearman concluded that intelligence consists of two factors. One factor (s) consists of _____ abilities, and the other (g) consists of _____ intellectual ability. Furthermore, Spearman concluded that g is almost entirely ______
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