Raymond Cattell’s theory of intelligence divides general intelligence ($g$) into two primary components known as:
AVerbal Intelligence and Performance Intelligence
BEmotional Intelligence and Social Intelligence
CAnalytical Intelligence and Practical Intelligence
DFluid Intelligence ($G_f$) and Crystallized Intelligence ($G_c$)
Explanation
Fluid intelligence involves abstract reasoning and novel problem-solving, whereas Crystallized intelligence relies on accumulated knowledge.
Exam Relevance
- Topic: Intelligence Theories
- Subtopic: Cattell Horn Model
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