Generating Multiple Possible Answers to a Problem Illustrates

question 110

Multiple Choice

Generating multiple possible answers to a problem illustrates

• A)the Flynn effect.
• B)divergent thinking.
• C)predictive validity.
• D)factor analysis.

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Definitions:

Supervising

The act of overseeing and directing the work and performance of others, usually in a professional or work environment.

Transitive Inference

A classification skill in which a child can infer the relationship between two objects by understanding each object’s relationship to a third object.

Class Inclusion

Involves understanding hierarchical relationships among items.

Conservation

The principle that a physical quantity, such as number, mass, or volume, remains the same even when its appearance changes.