The Three-Stratum Theory of Intelligence Is a Contemporary Theory That

question 5

Multiple Choice

The three-stratum theory of intelligence is a contemporary theory that proposes a single, overall ability which contains 8 broad factors, each of which contain many more specific abilities. This theory was proposed by

• A) Charles Spearman
• B) Louis Thurstone
• C) John Carroll
• D) James Cattell

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Definitions:

Abnormal Child Behaviour

Behaviors in children that deviate from the norms expected for their age and development, which can indicate underlying psychological or developmental issues.

Genetic Defects

Abnormalities in the genome that can lead to diseases or conditions, often inherited and sometimes caused by environmental factors.

Societal Factors

Elements within a society, such as cultural norms, laws, and social structures, that influence individuals' behavior and interactions.

Inadequate Parenting

A term referring to situations where caregiver behavior fails to meet the emotional, physical, or social needs of the child.