Practical Intelligence Refers to

question 182

Multiple Choice

Practical intelligence refers to

• A) the ability to draw inferences and understand relations between concepts not encountered previously.
• B) the part of intelligence that is common to all intellectual tasks.
• C) factual knowledge about the world.
• D) mental abilities important for success in many situations and not measured on intelligence tests.

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Definitions:

Professionalism

The conduct, behavior, and attitude deemed appropriate and expected from someone in a professional setting.

Bureaucracy

A system of administration marked by officialism, red tape, and a clear hierarchy, often used in large organizations and government.

Achievement

The accomplishment of a goal or the attainment of success, often recognized or celebrated.

Goal Displacement

A phenomenon where the original objectives of an entity are overshadowed by new, sometimes unrelated aims.