One Cognitive-Processing Theorist Suggests That Researchers Should Examine Not Only

Multiple Choice

One cognitive-processing theorist suggests that researchers should examine not only the processes involved in intelligent behaviour but also the forms intelligence can take. The theory refers to people who emphasize framing problems and developing strategies as intelligent because they are adept at adaptive problem solving. This approach is called the

A) emotional intelligence theory.
B) triarchic theory of intelligence.
C) multiple intelligences theory.
D) three-stratum theory of cognitive abilities.
E) adaptive intelligence theory.