Guilford's model of intelligence can best be described by which of the following?
A) A circle in which cognitive operations are recycled.
B) A parallelogram in which opposing cognitive functions complement understanding and occur simultaneously.
C) A cube with three kinds of cognitive ability and different mental abilities will require different combinations of these abilities.
D) An abyss in which cognitive functions are embedded in unconscious cognitive structures.

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Guilford's model of intelligence consists of a cube with three dimensions of intelligence: operations, contents, and products. Operations refer to the kinds of mental processes that are used, contents refer to the types of material that are being processed, and products refer to the form that the resulting behavior takes. Different mental abilities require different combinations of these abilities.

Guilford's Model of Intelligence Can Best Be Described by Which