The Ability to Apply Previously Learned Knowledge to Current Problems

question 304

Multiple Choice

The ability to apply previously learned knowledge to current problems, which involves retrieving both factual knowledge and problem-solving schemas from long term memory, is called

• A)crystallized intelligence
• B)fluid intelligence
• C)psychometric intelligence
• D)deductive intelligence

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Definitions:

Unfamiliar Settings

Environments or situations that are not known or recognized by an individual, often requiring adaptation or learning.

Systematic Cultural Differences

The consistent and distinctive variations in the norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors among cultures that can impact interactions and operations in a global context.

Relationships

A connection, association, or involvement between people or entities.

Attitudes Toward Environment

The opinions, beliefs, and feelings individuals hold regarding the environment and environmental practices.