Who Defined Intelligence as "The Degree of Availability of One's

question 30

Multiple Choice

Who defined intelligence as "the degree of availability of one's experiences for the solution of present problems and the anticipation of future ones?"

• A) David Wechsler
• B) Robert Sternberg
• C) Henry Goddard
• D) Jean Piaget

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Definitions:

Cause-Effect Relationships

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Predicting Attitudes

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Stroke Victims

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