. Which of the following statements would a performer MOST likely agree with? a. It is certainly possible to lose intelligence if you don't continue to challenge your mind. b. No matter how smart you are, you can always become a bit smarter. c. You can learn new things, but you'll probably never get much smarter than you are at graduation. d. Changing how intelligent you are is as easy as continuing your education.

Pick one statement from below that someone with an entity theory of intelligence would be most likely to agree with. Group of answer choicesOne’s intelligence is only as great as one’s education.One’s intelligence is determined by their genes and no amount of instruction will make them more intelligent.One can always increase their intelligence by good nutrition.One’s intelligence is determined by one’s personality; it is well known that extroverts are more intelligent.One can always increase their intelligence through studying hard and learning new things.

What limits the validity of intelligence tests? a. Intelligence remains stable through the lifetime. b. Tests account for motivation but not conscientiousness. c. Discipline is measured by intelligence tests. d. Intelligence can only be indirectly measured by testing.

The following statements about Crystallised intelligence are true, except which one?Question 8Answera.Crystallised intelligence increases with age.b.Crystallised intelligence results from accumulated knowledge of how-to reason, language skills and the understanding of technology.c.Crystallised intelligence allows us to perceive and draw inferences about relationships among patterns.

Which of the following statements about creativity is NOT true?Group of answer choicesb. Listen to naysayers because you will need to anticipate negative reactions.a. Creativity is hard work.d. You should be ready for failure.c. Change is often where you will find new opportunities.

There are four sentences (A), (B), (C) and (D). Arrange the sentences in a correct and meaningful order A) It is no longer thought that intelligence is a general quality, underlying all behavior and inherited wholly from our parents.(B) Intelligence is improved by learning.(C) Some people are born with greater possibilities or 'potential intelligence' than others.(D) However, this potential may not develop unless it is encouraged and stimulated by influences surrounding the child from birth.