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PSYCHOLOGY Category II - Paper II (For classes VI to VIII) > KERALA TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST (K- TET) > Flashcards

KERALA TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST (K- TET) Flashcards

Child development ( Elementary Child):Critical perspective of the construct of Intelligence

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1
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Intelligence is often defined as the ability to ________ and adapt to new situations.

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learn

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Traditional views of intelligence tend to emphasize ________ intelligence.

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cognitive

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The ________ is a common tool used to measure intelligence.

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IQ test

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Critics argue that IQ tests do not capture the full ________ of human intelligence.

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range

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________ intelligence refers to the ability to understand and manage emotions.

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Emotional

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Howard Gardner proposed the theory of ________ intelligences.

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multiple

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Critics of traditional intelligence tests argue that they are ________ biased.

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culturally

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Robert Sternberg proposed the ________ theory of intelligence.

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triarchic

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Sternberg’s triarchic theory includes analytical, creative, and ________ intelligences.

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practical

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The concept of ________ intelligence challenges the notion that intelligence is a single, fixed trait.

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multiple

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Critics argue that intelligence tests often fail to consider ________ factors that influence performance

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environmental

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12
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The ________ effect refers to the observed rise in average IQ scores over time.

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Flynn

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13
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Intelligence is often influenced by both genetic and ________ factors.

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environmental

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The concept of ________ intelligence emphasizes the ability to adapt to and shape one’s environment

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practical

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Critics of intelligence testing argue that it can lead to ________ labeling.

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negative

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The ________ bias in intelligence testing refers to the tendency to favor certain groups over others.

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cultural

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Some researchers argue that intelligence is not a single ________ trait but a collection of abilities.

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unified

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Gardner’s multiple intelligences theory includes ________ intelligence, related to bodily coordination and dexterity

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bodily-kinesthetic

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According to Sternberg, ________ intelligence involves the ability to deal with new and unusual situations.

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creative

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Sternberg’s ________ intelligence involves the ability to solve everyday problems.

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practical

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The concept of ________ intelligence involves understanding oneself and one’s emotions.

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intrapersonal

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Interpersonal intelligence, according to Gardner, involves the ability to understand and interact effectively with ________.

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others

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Critics argue that the standardization of intelligence tests can overlook individual ________.

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differences

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24
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The theory of ________ intelligence emphasizes the ability to understand natural phenomena.

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naturalistic

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Traditional intelligence tests often focus heavily on ________ reasoning and problem-solving.

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logical

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Emotional intelligence involves skills such as emotional ________ and empathy.

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regulation

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27
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Critics of the IQ test argue that it primarily measures ________ intelligence.

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academic

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The concept of ________ intelligence involves the ability to generate novel ideas.

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creative

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29
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The ________ model of intelligence suggests that intelligence is a combination of various cognitive abilities.

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factor

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30
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Intelligence tests have been criticized for their lack of ________ across different cultures.

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validity

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________ intelligence involves the ability to solve practical problems in everyday life.

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Practical

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The term ________ intelligence refers to the ability to adapt and innovate in changing environments.

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adaptive

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Critics argue that the emphasis on IQ scores can lead to a ________ mindset about intelligence

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fixed

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Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences includes ________ intelligence, related to musical rhythm and harmony.

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musical

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Sternberg’s analytical intelligence is often associated with ________ thinking and analysis.

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logical

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________ intelligence refers to the ability to understand and navigate social situations.

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Social

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37
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Critics of intelligence testing argue that it does not adequately measure ________ skills.

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practical

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38
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The ________ perspective on intelligence emphasizes the role of context and environment.

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contextual

39
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The concept of ________ intelligence involves the ability to reason and solve problems.

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fluid

40
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________ intelligence involves the ability to use learned knowledge and experience.

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Crystallized

41
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Intelligence tests have been criticized for their ________ bias, favoring certain socioeconomic groups

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socioeconomic

42
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Critics argue that intelligence cannot be fully captured by ________ tests alone.

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standardized

43
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The ________ approach to intelligence emphasizes the interaction between different cognitive processes.

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integrative

44
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Multiple intelligences theory suggests that each individual has a unique ________ of intelligences.

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profile

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46
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Critics of IQ testing argue that it may reinforce ________ stereotypes

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social

47
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_______ intelligence, according to Gardner, involves the ability to think about abstract concepts.

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Existential

48
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The concept of ________ intelligence highlights the ability to learn from experience and adapt to new situations.

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experiential

49
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Intelligence is often defined as the ability to ________, understand, and apply knowledge.

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learn

50
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Intelligence involves cognitive processes such as reasoning, ________, and problem-solving.

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memory

51
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Traditional views of intelligence tend to focus on ________ and logical abilities.

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analytical

52
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The concept of intelligence can vary significantly across different ________.

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cultures

53
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Intelligence is often measured through standardized ________.

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tests

54
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Theories of intelligence aim to explain the nature and ________ of intelligence.

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structure

55
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Charles Spearman proposed the theory of ________ intelligence.

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general

56
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Spearman’s theory is often symbolized by the letter ________.

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g

57
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Louis Thurstone proposed the theory of ________ mental abilities.

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primary

58
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Thurstone’s theory identifies ________ primary mental abilities.

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seven

59
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Factor theories of intelligence suggest that intelligence is made up of various ________ abilities.

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distinct

60
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Raymond Cattell proposed the theory of fluid and ________ intelligence.

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crystallized

61
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Fluid intelligence refers to the ability to solve ________ problems and adapt to new situations.

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novel

62
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Crystallized intelligence involves the use of ________ knowledge and skills.

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learned

63
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According to factor theories, intelligence can be divided into ________ factors and specific factors.

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general

64
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The S-I model of intellect was proposed by J.P. ________.

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Guilford

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Guilford’s S-I model stands for Structure of ________.

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Intellect

66
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Guilford’s model categorizes intellectual abilities into operations, contents, and ________.

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products

67
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According to Guilford, there are ________ different intellectual abilities in his model.

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150

68
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The S-I model emphasizes the ________ nature of intelligence.

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multidimensional

69
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Gardner identified ________ distinct types of intelligences.

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eight

70
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Musical intelligence refers to the ability to recognize and create ________ and rhythms.

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melodies

71
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Interpersonal intelligence is the ability to understand and interact effectively with ________.

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others

72
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Intrapersonal intelligence involves self-awareness and the ability to understand one’s own ________.

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emotions

73
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Naturalistic intelligence refers to the ability to recognize and categorize ________ in nature.

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patterns

74
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IQ stands for ________ quotient.

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intelligence

75
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IQ tests are designed to measure a person’s ________ ability.

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cognitive

76
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The average IQ score is typically set at ________.

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100

77
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The concept of IQ was first introduced by ________ Binet and Théodore Simon.

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Alfred

78
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IQ tests often include tasks that measure reasoning, memory, and ________ skills.

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verbal

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The ________ Adult Intelligence Scale is a widely used IQ test.

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Wechsler

80
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he Stanford-________ Intelligence Scales is another well-known IQ test.

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Binet

81
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The Raven’s Progressive Matrices test measures ________ reasoning.

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abstract

82
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The ________ Intelligence Test for Children (WISC) is designed specifically for assessing children’s intelligence.

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Wechsler

83
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The Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children (KABC) is a test that assesses ________ processing skills.

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cognitive

84
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Robert Sternberg proposed the ________ theory of intelligence.

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triarchic

85
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Sternberg’s theory includes analytical, creative, and ________ intelligences.

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practical

86
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Analytical intelligence involves the ability to analyze, evaluate, and make ________.

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decisions

87
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Creative intelligence involves the ability to generate ________ ideas and solutions.

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novel

88
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Practical intelligence involves the ability to deal with everyday ________ tasks.

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practical

89
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Sternberg’s theory emphasizes the role of ________ processing in intelligence.

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information

90
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According to Sternberg, intelligence involves adapting to, shaping, and selecting ________ environments.

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real-world

91
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Sternberg’s triarchic theory is also known as the ________ theory.

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three-part

92
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Sternberg’s theory suggests that traditional IQ tests primarily measure ________ intelligence.

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analytical

93
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Sternberg introduced the concept of ________ intelligence, which is the ability to apply knowledge in practical situations.

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practical

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Sternberg’s theory includes the ability to ________ and transform information in novel ways.

A

create

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