Hierarchical Theories of Intelligence

question 77

Multiple Choice

Hierarchical theories of intelligence

• A) include only general factors of intelligence.
• B) include only specific factors of intelligence.
• C) include both general and specific factors of intelligence.
• D) are based on research and theories of cognitive development.

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Definitions:

Immanent Justice

The view that a negative experience is a direct consequence of wrongdoing, reflecting the belief that morality is embedded within the structure of the universe.

Decentrations

The cognitive ability to consider multiple aspects of a situation rather than focusing only on a single point of view.

Concrete Operations

In developmental psychology, a phase where individuals gain the ability to understand logical operations in tangible situations and solve problems involving physical objects.

Formal Operations

The fourth stage in Piaget’s cognitive-developmental theory, characterized by the capacity for flexible, reversible operations concerning abstract ideas and concepts, such as symbols, statements, and theories.