Practice mode Psychology

How is Guilford’s model of intelligence best described?

Correct answer D. A multiple-factor theory

Explanation

Guilford's structure-of-intellect model proposed that intelligence comprises many separate abilities formed by combining operations, contents and products, rather than one general factor.

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