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As with his earlier work, Goddard assumed that the immigrants' bad Binet-Simon scale test performance was due mainly to _______________ and not to educational, cultural, or personal experience—all factors that were later found to influence test performance.Because of Goddard's efforts, the rate of deportation increased 350% in 1913 and 570% in 1914 in the US.
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