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Describe Robert Sternberg's theory of intelligence. Identify the dimensions of intelligence included in his theory and describe the one that would be relevant to a transfer student who is trying to fit in with his or her new classmates.
 
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Justine has positive self-esteem and strongly believes that goodness and beauty exist in the world. In addition, she holds individuals with a strong sense of humor in high regard. According to Maslow, Justine may be satisfying her need for
 
  a. self-actualization.
  b. love and belonging.
  c. self-esteem.
  d. knowledge and understanding.



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Answer to Question 1

Sternberg has proposed the triarchic theory of intelligence, which includes four aspects of intelligence: memory ability, creative ability, analytical ability, and practical ability. Practical ability, Sternberg posits, is the part that enables a person to adapt to his environment and achieve personal goals.

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