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<em>I think that it is A because most arguments continue due to emotion, which is even conveyed when someone is trying to prove a point or a fact.</em>
<em>Hope this helps.</em>
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I would say "beautiful" could be more in depth. This person could explain how the painting is beautiful.
Hope this helps! Please let me know if I'm wrong :)
Answer:
A test of verbal comprehension would draw on crystalized intelligence, whereas a test involving memory span and spatial thinking would reflect fluid intelligence.
Explanation:
Raymond Cattell suggested the terms crystalized and fluid intelligence, in which he proposes that intelligence has <em>various abilities that interact with one another</em> to form a general individual intelligence.
Let's define both:
- Fluid: being able to <em>perceive relations</em>, the <em>capacity to reason</em>, being able to <em>learn new things</em> and<em> think abstractly</em>. It is <em>independent from learning. </em>
- Crystalized: learning <em>based on facts, past learning and experiences.</em> The ability for <em>reading and verbal comprehension.</em>
By these terms, we can conclude that verbal comprehension would require the use of crystalized intelligence, whereas a test about memory span and spatial thinking (abstract thoughts), would require the use of fluid intelligence.
The answer for this problem
Is D. Her
