According to Sternberg, this property includes a componential part and has a triarchic nature.
According to Sternberg, this property includes a componential part and has a triarchic nature. Another model for it holds that it depends upon a single underlying g factor proposed by Spearman. Gardner's theory holds that there exist eight distinct forms of this trait, including naturalistic and spatial. One quantification of this trait increases at a rate of between 5 and 25 points per decade, by the Flynn effect and is used to argue for discriminatory policies in The Bell Curve. Quantified by tests such as Stanford-Binet, for 10 points, name this cognitive trait whose namesake quotient's distribution is centered on the number 100.
According to Sternberg, this property includes a componential part and has a triarchic nature.
intelligence