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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.9
Why would one argue that Raymond Cattell's split between fluid and crystallized intelligence is oversimplified?
It accounts for too many unnecessary facets of intelligence.
Cattell's model suggests there is only one type of intelligence.
It does not account for multiple types of intelligence such as emotional, musical, or spatial.
Fluid and crystallized concepts are the same according to Cattell's theory.
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