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:

Attachment Style

The characteristic way individuals form emotional bonds and interact in relationships, influenced by early interactions with caregivers.

Intimate

Characterized by a close, personal, and private relationship between individuals.

Avoidant

Characterized by a tendency to avoid certain situations, feelings, or engagements due to fear, discomfort, or perceived risks.

McDougall

A psychologist known for his contributions to the field of social psychology and the concept of instinct theory.