Discussion
Adaptation, selection and shaping are related to which type of intelligence according to the Triarchic Theory of Intelligence ?
Answer: C
Adaptation, selection and shaping belong to contextual intelligence.
Sternberg's Triarchic Theory has three subtheories. The contextual (practical) subtheory describes how intelligence works in the real world: we adapt to an environment, select a different one, or shape the environment to suit us.
The componential (analytical) subtheory deals with mental processes such as metacomponents and knowledge-acquisition components, and the experiential (creative) subtheory with handling novelty and automatizing skills. 'Creative' is the everyday label for the experiential part, so it is also wrong here.
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