Sternberg’s belief is that “the big question is not how many things a person is good at, but how well a person can exploit whatever he or she is good at and find ways around the things that he or she is not good at” (1991, p. 51). Sternberg now describes this combination as
a. triarchic intelligence.
b. practical intelligence.
c. successful intelligence.
d. logical-mathematical intelligence.
c
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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