Labouvie-Vief proposed that wisdom involves the integration of two forms of knowledge. One of them, ______, is embedded in the context of social relationships and social experiences and includes intuition and openness to unconscious processes
A. mythos
B. logos
C. emotional intelligence
D. self-relativism
Ans: A
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A) prefrontal; hippocampus B) prefrontal; hypothalamus C) occipital; thalamus D) occipital; hypothalamus