The Theory of Multiple Intelligences Assumes in Part That Intelligence

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Multiple Choice

The theory of multiple intelligences assumes in part that intelligence is the capacity or ability to

• A) perform or show potential for performing at remarkably high levels.
• B) solve problems or fashion products of consequence.
• C) exhibit high intellectual capacity in a variety of domains.
• D) perform or show potential for task commitment and high levels of creativity.

Identify typical developmental misconceptions and errors in early childhood.

Understand the concept of accounting profit versus economic profit.

Recognize and articulate the difference between "either-or" and "how much" decisions.

Calculate opportunity costs and understand their relevance to economic and business decisions.

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Definitions:

Daily Life

The routine occurrences, activities, and experiences that constitute a person's normal day.

Constructs

Abstract concepts or theoretical entities that are used to understand and explain patterns of behavior or cognitive processes.

Physiological Needs

Fundamental human needs for survival, such as food, water, shelter, and air, as described in Maslow's hierarchy.

Situations

Contexts or sets of circumstances that affect individuals' behavior and decisions.