The notion that accumulated experience is associated with wisdom was investigated by

Smith and Baltes (1990). In their research, they found that of 240 German respondents

a. only 11 scored in the "wise" category and those meeting the criteria for wisdom
were not necessarily older.
b. nearly 89 percent scored in the "wise" category and those meeting the criteria for
wisdom were indeed older.
c. about half scored in the "wise" category and those meeting the criteria for wisdom
were not necessarily older.
d. about half scored in the "wise" category and those meeting the criteria for wisdom
were indeed older.


a

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a. hierarchy b. activities, rituals c. type d. history

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A relatively permanent change in behavior, or potential behavior, that results from experience is called ____________________

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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