Robert Sternberg Argues That

question 67

Multiple Choice

Robert Sternberg argues that:

• A)Intelligence tests measure a general,underlying factor of cognitive ability that contributes to specific mental skills
• B)Intelligence tests are completely useless
• C)Intelligence is how a culture defines people's ability to succeed
• D)Tests that measure practical intelligence are better than traditional intelligence tests

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