Triarchic Theory of Intelligence

Definition

The Triarchic Theory of Intelligence, proposed by Robert Sternberg, suggests that intelligence consists of three components: analytical intelligence (problem-solving abilities), creative intelligence (creativity and innovation), and practical intelligence (street smarts).

Related terms

Analytical Intelligence: Refers to the ability to analyze information, solve problems logically, and think critically.

Creative Intelligence: Involves thinking outside the box, generating unique ideas, and finding innovative solutions.

Practical Intelligence: Focuses on everyday problem-solving skills, adaptability in real-life situations, and common sense.