Your friend says that they took an intelligence test and that based on their scores, they are a genius. You are suspicious of their conclusion and you ask to see their scores. You notice that they scored extremely high in Verbal Word Fluency, Verbal Comprehension, and Associative Memory, but that they had average scores in other areas, such as Numeric Ability. Which statement below would best match Thurstone's conclusion(s) of how these results could be interpreted?a.Your friend has a very high general intelligence (g) bYour friend scored well in several primary mental abilities c.Your friend would likely do very well in specifńc tasks like defining words or remembering pairs of unrelated words, but comparatively not as well on a math test d.b and c

This is the answer that would best describe how you should interpret the results of your friend. Your friend had an extremely high value in certain categories, while an average one in others. This means that your friend scored well in several primary mental abilities. However, this does not mean that he is equally good at all tasks. It is likely that your friend will do very well in tasks such as defining words and remembering pairs of words, but perhaps not when it comes to a math test.