How Did World War I Change the Role of States

question 13

Multiple Choice

How did World War I change the role of states?

• A) It made them afraid of overstepping and causing another war.
• B) It led to an increase in the size and scope of their role in society.
• C) It encouraged them to cooperate more closely with one another after the war.
• D) It led to more autonomy for individual citizens and subjects.

Understand intelligence theories, including general intelligence, specific abilities, and multiple intelligences.

Differentiate between various models and theorists in the field of intelligence and cognition.

Understand the concept of multiple intelligences and its critic Howard Gardner's theory.

Recognize the definitions and characteristics of intelligence.

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Definitions:

Human Experience

The sum total of sensory, emotional, cognitive, and social interactions and reactions that a person accumulates throughout their life.

Repressed Experiences

Thoughts that have been automatically concealed in the mind due to their ties with overwhelming stress or traumatic incidents.

Striving for Superiority

An inherent drive to achieve personal excellence and overcome feelings of inferiority, as described in Adlerian psychology.

Social Interest

A concept introduced by Alfred Adler, referring to an individual's attitude towards and awareness of being part of a community and the inclination to contribute positively to it.