Sally is "book smart" but can't seem to keep track of her finances. Sally's situation provides the best example of
A) Spearman's "g" factor.
B) Spearman's rho
C) Spearman's "s" factor.
D) factor analysis

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Spearman's "s" factor refers to specific abilities or skills in particular areas, such as Sally being "book smart" but struggling with financial management.

Sally Is "Book Smart" but Can't Seem to Keep Track