Reasonably Stable Patterns of Behavior, Including Thoughts or Emotions, That

question 61

Short Answer

Reasonably stable patterns of behavior, including thoughts or emotions, that distinguish one individual from another are referred to as _____________________.

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Definitions:

General Intelligence

The theory that a single factor of intelligence, known as "g", underlies individual abilities in various cognitive tasks.

Specific Abilities

Distinct talents or competencies in particular areas, such as mathematical reasoning or verbal communication.

Sternberg's Triarchic Theory

A theory of intelligence proposing three aspects: analytical intelligence, creative intelligence, and practical intelligence.

Successful Intelligence

Refers to a theory by Robert Sternberg that suggests intelligence is the ability to achieve success in life based on personal standards, within sociocultural context. It involves analytical, creative, and practical abilities.