Which of the Following Best Describes Robert Sternberg's Contextual Intelligence

question 22

Multiple Choice

 Which of the following best describes Robert Sternberg's contextual intelligence component of the triarchic theory?

• A) The ability to generate novel or unique propositions, ideas, or solutions
• B) The ability to generate many solutions that fit some requirement
• C) The ability to shape and be shaped by the external environment
• D) The ability to identify and react to novel situations and stimuli

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Definitions:

Situational Leadership

A leadership style that proposes the effectiveness of a leader is dependent on their ability to adapt their style to the competency and commitment level of the followers they are trying to influence.

Behaviors

Actions or reactions of an individual or group in response to external or internal stimuli.

Subordinate Development Levels

Refers to the varying degrees of competence and commitment exhibited by team members that necessitate different leadership approaches.

Situational Leadership

A leadership style that proposes the effectiveness of a leader is determined by their ability to adapt their approach based on the situation or maturity level of followers.