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Question 1

Emma is a nursing student who performs well in the clinical setting. She is able to easily figure out solutions to situations that were not discussed in the classroom. Which of Sternberg's 3 types of intelligence is she using?
◦ practical
◦ creative
◦ analytical
◦ academic

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Every time she loses her cell phone, Tammy cannot stop checking her purse for the phone. She knows the phone is not there, and yet she continues to look in her purse to check just "one more time." This tendency to try to solve problems in the same way every time is called ________.
◦ a mental set
◦ a means-end analysis
◦ noncompensatory modeling
◦ prototypical idealization
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Quote from: duke02 on Dec 20, 2020
<p><span class="a_bt">Answer 1</span></p>practical<br />
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<p><span class="a_bt">Answer 2</span></p>a mental set
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