Robert J. Sternberg proposed a theory of intelligence in 1985, emphasizing that intelligence is not a fixed number (I.Q.) but a set of abilities that can be developed. His theory includes components of experiential, componential, and contextual intelligence, highlighting the importance of adapting to new situations and fostering creativity. This perspective presents intelligence as a dynamic process rather than a static measure.

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3. INTELLIGENCE IS NOT
JUST A NUMBER (I.Q.),
RATHER, IT FOCUSES
ON HOW A PERSON
PROCESSES
INFORMATION

5. • American psychologist and
psychometrician.
• Proposed his theory in 1985 as
an alternative
to the idea of the general
intelligence factor.
• Argued that intelligence isn’t
fixed, but rather comprises a set of
abilities that can be
developed. Sternberg's assertions
led to the creation of his theory.
Robert J
Sternberg

6. -ability to adapt to new
situations and produce new
ideas
-you expand on what you
stored in your brain
-it is based on new ideas
and creativity
EXPERIENTIAL INTELLIGENCE

7. COMPONENTIAL INTELLIGENCE

8. CONTEXTUAL INTELLIGENCE

10. 1.) https://www.thoughtco.com/triarchic-theory-of-intelligence-4172497
2.)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_7YDHtTURI
3.)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dDnJ099SgM