Sternberg's "Triarchic" Theory of Intelligence Proposes That There Are Three

question 45

Multiple Choice

Sternberg's "triarchic" theory of intelligence proposes that there are three kinds of intelligences:

• A) linguistic, logical-mathematical, and spatial.
• B) linguistic, logical-mathematical, and musical.
• C) analytic, creative, and practical.
• D) analytic, bodily-kinesthetic, and social.

Understand the role of learning and conditioning in the development of phobias and other disorders.

Discuss the impact of labelling and socio-economic factors on the perception and treatment of mental health disorders.

Examine the importance of cognitive processes and schemas in understanding and treating abnormal behaviour.

Appreciate the biopsychosocial model in illustrating the complex interplay between biological, psychological, and social factors in mental health.

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Definitions:

Normal Wings

Wings that exhibit the standard form and functioning appropriate for a particular species, as opposed to mutations or deformities.

Polygenic Trait

A trait that is influenced by multiple genes, often resulting in a continuous range of possible phenotypes.

Dwarf

In botany, refers to a variety of plants that are much smaller than the typical size for their species, often genetically engineered or selected for such a trait.

Medium

Medium can refer to a substance or environment in which something exists or grows, or it can refer to material or means used to convey information or artistic expression.