The Hypothesis That Individuals Are Fundamentally Different in How They

question 24

Multiple Choice

The hypothesis that individuals are fundamentally different in how they best acquire information is associated with the concept of

• A)learning styles.
• B)triarchic intelligence.
• C)the Flynn effect.
• D)general intelligence.

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Definitions:

Psychology Class

An educational course focused on the study of the mind, brain, and behavior.

Working Couples

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Family

A fundamental social group typically consisting of one or more parents and their children, often considered a unit of community and societal structure.

Young Adulthood

A developmental phase following adolescence, typically covering the ages 18-40, focusing on forming intimate relationships, pursuing a career, and establishing a personal and financial identity.