General Studies · Intelligence and Cognitive Abilities
In Charles Spearman's two-factor theory of intelligence, the 's-factor' refers to:
- 1The social and emotional skills required for effective group performance.
- 2The skills exclusively related to rudimentary sensory and motor perception.
- 3The general intelligence or mental energy shared across all intellectual activities.
- 4The specific mental abilities that allow a person to excel in particular distinct domains.✓
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The specific mental abilities that allow a person to excel in particular distinct domains.
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