What are the three kinds of human intelligence involved in the Triarchic theory of
intelligence?
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Componential (Analytic) intelligence, Experiential (Creative) intelligence,
and Contextual (Practical) intelligence
,the process of searching for similarity across different aspects of intelligence.
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Factor analysis
What two things must an IQ test show?
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Reliability and Validity
a stimulus that elicits a response without any prior experience.
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Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)
an extension of the concept of short-term memory that includes the active
manipulation of multiple types of information simultaneously.
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Working memory
, the use of information to meet a specific goal.
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Problem solving
a type of learning in which associations are formed between behaviors and their
outcomes.
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Operant conditioning
the ability to think logically without the need to use learned knowledge.
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Fluid intelligence
the reduction of a learned response; in classical conditioning, occurs when the
unconditioned stimulus no longer follows the conditioned stimulus; in operant
conditioning, occurs when the consequence no longer follows the learned behavior.
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intelligence?
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Componential (Analytic) intelligence, Experiential (Creative) intelligence,
and Contextual (Practical) intelligence
,the process of searching for similarity across different aspects of intelligence.
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Factor analysis
What two things must an IQ test show?
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Reliability and Validity
a stimulus that elicits a response without any prior experience.
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Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)
an extension of the concept of short-term memory that includes the active
manipulation of multiple types of information simultaneously.
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Working memory
, the use of information to meet a specific goal.
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Problem solving
a type of learning in which associations are formed between behaviors and their
outcomes.
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Operant conditioning
the ability to think logically without the need to use learned knowledge.
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Fluid intelligence
the reduction of a learned response; in classical conditioning, occurs when the
unconditioned stimulus no longer follows the conditioned stimulus; in operant
conditioning, occurs when the consequence no longer follows the learned behavior.
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