Which of the following is not one of the three areas of intelligence described by Sternberg?

a. Analytical

b. Practical

c. Creative

d. Exponential

d. Exponential

Explanation:

Sternberg claims that there are three different types of intelligence:

analytical

creative

practical.

Analytical tasks are clearly defined and have only one possible answer. The practical problem, which arises from a concrete life and can have multiple answers, sets a man up to the task of defining himself.

Creative intelligence is usual for artists. In the school, as in intelligence tests, the analytical type of tasks predominate, the tests are inherently biased according to some types of minds.