Although many successful musicians may not have "book smarts," they certainly have the "street smarts" needed to succeed in the music industry.The theory of intelligence that best
Accounts for this observation about "book smarts" and "street smarts" in musicians is
The ________ theory.
A) triarchic
B) general intelligence
C) emotional intelligence
D) crystallized intelligence

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The triarchic theory of intelligence, proposed by Robert Sternberg, suggests that intelligence is composed of three parts: analytical intelligence (problem-solving abilities), creative intelligence (ability to deal with new situations using past experiences and current skills), and practical intelligence (street smarts, or the ability to adapt to a changing environment). This theory best accounts for the observation about musicians who may not have traditional academic skills ("book smarts") but excel in practical intelligence or "street smarts," necessary for navigating the music industry.

Although Many Successful Musicians May Not Have "Book Smarts," They