Seema is "book smart," but can't seem to keep track of her finances.Seema'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, also known as specific intelligence, refers to a person's ability to perform well in a specific task or domain. Seema's situation suggests that while she may have high general intelligence (book smart), she may not possess specific intelligence in the domain of finances. The other options, such as Spearman's g factor (general intelligence) and factor analysis, are not as relevant to Seema's situation.

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