Daisy's ability to behave intelligently may vary considerably depending on the particular context, skills, and cognitive processes required by a given task."This statement is consistent with three of the following conceptualizations of intelligence. With which one is it least consistent? The concept of distributed intelligence Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences Cattell's concept of fluid intelligence Sternberg's triarchic theory

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Kristen Mcpherson

2 October, 16:46

Daisy's ability to behave intelligently may vary considerably depending on the particular context, skills, and cognitive processes required by a given task."This statement is consistent with three of the following conceptualizations of intelligence. With which one is it least consistent? The concept of distributed intelligence Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences Cattell's concept of fluid intelligence Sternberg's triarchic theory

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Jordon Boyd · Answer 1

Cattell's concept of fluid intelligence

Explanation:

Whenever we think about intelligence then one thing comes in our mind and that is learning new things and solve daily problems. So when you think about intelligence, you think about so many sources of learning. Cattell suggests two types of intelligence that are

Crystal Intelligence:

The intelligence that accumulated during life experiences. as we get older we get to know most of the knowledge which stronger the fluid intelligence.

Fluid Intelligence:

The ability to consider independent learning, experience, knowledge. and to solve the problem reasonably.