Eliza is able to solve problems quickly in school. Even when she was in preschool, she seemed to be able to think through questions and answer them more quickly than her classmates. According to Raymond Cattell, Eliza's quick reasoning and problem-solving skills are probably evidence of her overall:
a. fluid intelligence
b. crystallized intelligence
c. practical intelligence
d. creative intelligence
A
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b. schizophrenia. c. retrograde amnesia. d. anterograde amnesia.
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a. learning and performance goals. c. intrinsic rewards. b. extrinsic rewards. d. the need for approval.
A high school student's organized set of expectations about the order of events that will take place in a new class is an example of a
A) script. B) chunk. C) semantic network. D) primer.