Cheryl Has Always Performed Well on Conventional Tests Designed to Measure

question 47

Multiple Choice

Cheryl has always performed well on conventional tests designed to measure reasoning and logical-mathematical abilities, but she doesn't seem to be able to use her skills to solve common, everyday problems. According to Robert Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence, Cheryl shows

• A)high analytical intelligence but lower creative intelligence.
• B)high analytical intelligence but lower practical intelligence.
• C)high practical intelligence but lower creative intelligence.
• D)high practical intelligence but lower analytical intelligence.

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Definitions:

Intolerance for Ambiguity

A personality trait where an individual has difficulty coping with situations that are uncertain or unclear.

Internal Locus

A psychological concept referring to individuals who believe they have control over their life events and outcomes.

High Need

A strong requirement or demand for something, often driven by essential or critical factors.

Self-confidence

A belief in one's own abilities and judgment, which enables individuals to face challenges with optimism and assurance.