In Carroll's Three-Stratum Model of Cognitive Abilities, the Most General

question 47

Multiple Choice

In Carroll's three-stratum model of cognitive abilities, the most general level of ability (stratum III) corresponds to

• A) Thurstone's theory of Primary Mental Abilities.
• B) Spearman's "g" factor theory of intelligence.
• C) Sternberg's Triarchic theory of intelligence.
• D) Guilford's theory of Measurable Intelligence.
• E) Gardner's Multiple Intelligences.

---

Definitions:

Long-Term Vision

A strategic outlook that focuses on achieving goals and objectives over an extended period, shaping the future direction of an individual or organization.

Organizational Objectives

The established goals that guide a company or organization's activities and direction, aimed at achieving overall success and fulfillment of its mission.

Cost Containment

Strategies or approaches implemented to control, reduce, or maintain the level of expenses.

Production Targets

Specific goals or quotas set for the amount of goods or services to be produced within a certain timeframe.