The Hierarchical Model of Intelligence Suggests That

Multiple Choice

The hierarchical model of intelligence suggests that:

A) there are numerous specific intelligences, each of which are considered a part of a single general intelligence.
B) there is only a single factor g of general mental ability that applies across all tasks and situations.
C) the ability to sense and manage emotions in oneself and others is critical in facilitating thinking.
D) there is a need to acknowledge more real-world kinds of intelligence such as practical intelligence.