Question

The ability to use learned knowledge and experience to solve problems is called

• A. Crystallized intelligence
• B. Fluid intelligence
• C. Creative intelligence
• D. interest

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Crystallized intelligence

• Crystallized intelligence is the ability to use learned knowledge and experience to solve problems. Here are some examples of crystallized intelligence: 

• Memorizing information: Trivia champions have high crystallized intelligence because they can memorize, store, and access large amounts of facts. 

• Navigating familiar routes: Crystallized intelligence is used to navigate familiar routes. 

• Taking exams: Crystallized intelligence is used to take exams. 

• Remembering vocabulary: Crystallized intelligence is used to remember vocabulary. 

• Performing automated activities: Crystallized intelligence is used to perform automated activities. 

• Writing: Crystallized intelligence is used to write short and long texts. 

• Giving oral presentations: Crystallized intelligence is used to give oral presentations. 

• Using technology: Crystallized intelligence is used to use equipment, devices, and technologies. 

• Performing daily tasks: Crystallized intelligence is used to perform daily educational, work, social, and household tasks. 

• Crystallized intelligence is linked to education, experience, and cultural background. It usually remains stable throughout adulthood until it begins to decline after age 60.