Cattell (1963) Defined the Size of One's Store of Factual

question 1

Multiple Choice

Cattell (1963) defined the size of one's store of factual knowledge as

• A) fluid intelligence
• B) general intelligence
• C) stable intelligence
• D) crystallized intelligence

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Definitions:

Mental Accounting

A concept in behavioral economics that refers to the different values people place on money, based on subjective criteria, affecting economic decision-making.

Confirmation Bias

The tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a way that confirms one’s preexisting beliefs or hypotheses, often leading to statistical errors.

Affect Heuristic

A mental shortcut used in decision making and judgement that involves relying on emotions and feelings.