Sternberg's Theory of Intelligence Views Traditional Theories of Intelligence as

question 184

Multiple Choice

Sternberg's theory of intelligence views traditional theories of intelligence as

• A) too narrow.
• B) not capable of being properly measured.
• C) including an insufficient number of intelligences.
• D) including only observable behaviors.

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Definitions:

Paradigms

distinct sets of concepts or thought patterns, including theories, research methods, postulates, and standards for what constitutes legitimate contributions to a field.

Phenomena

Observable events or subjects, especially those that are interesting or unusual.

Organizers

Individuals or tools that arrange, coordinate, or manage various tasks or events.

Object Relations

A theory in psychoanalysis that focuses on the importance of early family relationships and the roles of internalized images of these relationships in personality development.