L.L.Thurstone Suggested That Intelligence Should Be Conceptualized As

question 303

Multiple Choice

L.L.Thurstone suggested that intelligence should be conceptualized as:

• A)seven primary mental abilities that arise from a single general intelligence factor
• B)two main factors and five subfactors
• C)seven primary mental abilities that are independent of each other
• D)a set of abilities that are largely unaffected by experience

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Definitions:

Problem Solvers

Individuals or entities adept at finding solutions to challenges or issues.

Information Processing

The act or process of receiving, categorizing, storing, and interpreting data by human or machine systems.

Intuitive Thinking

A cognitive process that involves making decisions or coming to conclusions based on what feels right or what seems to be the most natural choice without explicit reasoning.

Systematic Thinking

A method of thinking that approaches problems with a consistent and orderly framework, focusing on understanding the relationships between parts within a system.