Intelligence stresses the capacity to ________.
A) perform in school and on the job to a level that matches one's same-aged peers or equally-placed colleagues
B) read, write, and make computations with and without the aid of technology
C) perform verbally and physically in a number of different contexts
D) think rationally, act purposefully, profit from experience, and deal effectively with the environment

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Intelligence is broadly defined as the ability to think rationally, act purposefully, profit from experience, and deal effectively with the environment. This encompasses a wide range of cognitive abilities and is not limited to academic performance or specific skills such as reading, writing, or making computations.

Intelligence Stresses the Capacity to ________