Sternberg's "Triarchic Theory of Intelligence" Proposes That to Assess an Individual's

question 55

Multiple Choice

Sternberg's "triarchic theory of intelligence" proposes that to assess an individual's intellectual capabilities it is necessary to look at three distinct, but interrelated, types of "intelligence":

• A) verbal, mathematical, and spatial.
• B) componential, experiential, and contextual.
• C) componential, kinesthetic, and experiential.
• D) verbal, mathematical, and interpersonal.

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Definitions:

Caution Signals

Indicators or signs that alert individuals to potential hazards or the need for careful attention.

Disagreement Signals

Non-verbal or verbal cues indicating a difference in opinion or objection between individuals.

Sales Presentation

A formal talk or demonstration given by a salesperson to showcase a product or service's features and benefits, aiming to persuade potential buyers.

Nonverbal Signals

Nonverbal signals are forms of communication without words, such as body language, gestures, facial expressions, and tone of voice, which convey feelings or intentions.