List - I (Components)
p. Experiential
q. Contextual
r. Componential
List - II (Type)
1. Analytic
2. Creative
3. Practical
4. Successful
Robert Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Intelligence categorizes intelligence into three fundamental aspects. The question asks to match specific components with their corresponding descriptions or types.
Based on Sternberg's theory, the correct pairings are:
The term 'Successful intelligence' encompasses all three components working together effectively.
| Component (List I) | Type (List II) |
|---|---|
| p. Experiential | 2. Creative |
| q. Contextual | 3. Practical |
| r. Componential | 1. Analytic |
Therefore, the correct code reflecting the matches p-2, q-3, and r-1 is Option B.
| LIST-I key terms of model of intellect | LIST-II Description |
|---|---|
| A. Cognition | I. Altering or restructuring intellectual contents. |
| B. Relations | II. An ordering or classification of relations. |
| C. Systems | III. A connection between concepts. |
| D. Transformation | IV. Recognizing and discovering. |
| LIST I | LIST II |
|---|---|
| A. Synthetic skill | I. Decisions about how to deploy the skills available to a person |
| B. Analytic skill | II. To see problems with new points of view and get rid of conventional thinking |
| C. Practical contextual skill | III. To recognize which ideas are worth pursuing and which are not |
| D. Thinking styles | IV. To know how to persuade others regarding one's ideas |