Cheryl has always performed well on conventional tests designed to measure reasoning and logical-mathematical abilities, but she doesn't seem to be able to use her skills to solve common, everyday problems. According to Robert Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence, Cheryl shows
a. high analytical intelligence, but lower creative intelligence.
b. high analytical intelligence but lower practical intelligence.
c. high practical intelligence but lower creative intelligence.
d. high practical intelligence but lower analytical intelligence.
B
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A) The researcher can make causal statements. B) The research is ecologically valid. C) The findings generalize to other situations. D) They allow the researcher to generate many hypotheses.