Answer:
False
Explanation:
Robert Yerkes, past president of the American Psychological Association, never chaired a committee in which Terman and others served that developed verbal and non-verbal tests of the SATs.
During the tenure of Yerke as President of American Psychological Association, he was fully involved in the development of Army Alpha and Army Beta Intelligence Tests. This was part of his World War I efforts.
He had a committee which worked with him to develop the intelligence tests. Psychologists like Lewis Terman, Henry Goddard and Carl Birgham were in the commitee.
Therefore, it's a committee that developed Army Alpha and Army Beta Intelligence Tests and not verbal and non-verbal tests.
Ubiquitous means 'eternal, unending". Thus 'exhaustible' is the answer.
Both interviewers and clients may find themselves giving louder volume and increased vocal emphasis to certain words and short phrases; this is known as Verbal Underlining .
Verbal Underlining is used for proper pitch and volume , for clear and concise communication .
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