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Fluid Intelligence
The ability to think and reason abstractly, solve problems, and identify patterns, independent of accumulated knowledge.
General Intelligence
The concept of a common intelligence that influences an individual's performance on various cognitive tasks.
Triarchic Theory
A theory of intelligence proposed by Robert Sternberg, suggesting that human intelligence comprises analytical, creative, and practical dimensions.
Robert Sternberg
An American psychologist known for his theory on intelligence and creativity.
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