In Guilford's Theory, Perceiving a Person's Thoughts from His or Her

question 212

Multiple Choice

In Guilford's theory, perceiving a person's thoughts from his or her facial expressions contributes to

• A)dynamic assessment.
• B)fluid intelligence.
• C)negative stereotyping.
• D)social intelligence.

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