Kahlil has never felt that he is particularly smart. He doesn't "get" things as quickly as other people do, and he has to work hard for his good grades. However, because he is determined to be the first in his family to complete college and land a good job, he is willing to put in the extra time and practice. When he graduates from college, he chooses a career that allows him to apply all of his carefully memorized facts and theories. In other words, Kahlil is relying on his
A)crystallized intelligence.
B)fluid intelligence.
C)emotional intelligence.
D)naturalistic intelligence.
E)cognitive buffer.

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Kahlil is relying on his crystallized intelligence, which refers to the ability to use learned knowledge and experience. This is indicated by his use of memorized facts and theories in his career.

Kahlil Has Never Felt That He Is Particularly Smart