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    The Internal Capacity That Accounts for Individual Differences in Mental
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The Internal Capacity That Accounts for Individual Differences in Mental

Question 163

Question 163

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The internal capacity that accounts for individual differences in mental test performance and enables us to adapt to an ever-changing environment is called:


A) intelligence
B) learning
C) thinking
D) maturation

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