Involving much more than "book smarts," this term describes a person's underlying general capacity to process complex information.
A)practical intelligence
B) crystalized intelligence
C) general intelligence
D) domain-specific intelligence

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General intelligence, often denoted as "g," refers to the abstract reasoning and problem-solving abilities that underpin a wide range of cognitive tasks, beyond just acquired knowledge or skills.

Involving Much More Than "Book Smarts," This Term Describes a Person's