When Using the Term "Behaviour," Psychologists Mean

question 421

Multiple Choice

When using the term "behaviour," psychologists mean

• A)overt actions that can be directly observed
• B)overt actions and inner mental processes such as thoughts and feelings
• C)overt actions and physiological reactions
• D)overt actions, inner mental processes, or physiological reactions

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Definitions:

Contextual Intelligence

The ability to understand the limits of our knowledge and adapt that knowledge to an environment different from the one in which it was developed.

Componential Intelligence

A facet of Sternberg's triarchic theory, emphasizing analytical aspects of intelligence such as problem-solving abilities and logical reasoning.

Naturalist Intelligence

Refers to the ability to identify, categorize, and draw upon certain features of the environment, often associated with a strong appreciation and understanding of nature and wildlife.

Experiential Intelligence

A facet of intelligence that involves the ability to use personal experiences to effectively solve problems, adapt to new situations, and learn from past outcomes.