The Ability to Think Three-Dimensionally Is a Description of Gardner's

question 19

Multiple Choice

The ability to think three-dimensionally is a description of Gardner's ________ intelligence.

• A)spatial
• B)naturalist
• C)mathematical
• D)scientific

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Definitions:

Education

The systematic process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, and habits.

Risk-loving

Refers to a preference for risk when making choices under uncertainty, where a greater level of risk is associated with the potential for higher rewards.

Negative Expected Value

A statistical condition where the anticipated result of an investment is less than the initial cost.

Moral Hazard

The risk that one party to a transaction has not entered into the contract in good faith or has an incentive to take unusual risks because the costs are not borne by that party.