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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.9
How does the two-factor theory of intelligence relate to academic performance?
The two-factor theory suggests that only one specific intelligence type is responsible for academic performance.
It posits a general intelligence factor influences all cognitive abilities impacting overall academic success.
The two-factor theory implies that innate intelligence has no influence on educational outcomes.
This theory suggests that academic performance is solely reliant on environmental factors and not intellect.
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