Question : Spearman's 'g' factor is often associated with:

Option 1: Emotional intelligence

Option 2: Task-specific skills

Option 3: General cognitive ability

Option 4: Physical abilities

Question : Spearman's concept of 'g' factor suggests that:

Option 1: There are multiple independent intelligences

Option 2: General intelligence does not play a role in cognitive abilities

Option 3: A single general intelligence underlies all cognitive abilities

Option 4: Specific abilities are more important than general intelligence

Question : According to Spearman's theory of intelligence, what is the ' g ' factor?

Option 1: General intelligence that underlies all mental abilities

Option 2: A specific skill or talent

Option 3: Genetic influence on intelligence

Option 4: Group intelligence

Question : Spearman's theory of intelligence is primarily based on the concept of:

Option 1: Multiple independent intelligences

Option 2: A single general intelligence factor

Option 3: Intelligence being unrelated to cognitive abilities

Option 4: The predominance of specific skills over general intelligence

Question : In Spearman's theory of intelligence, what does 's' stand for?

Option 1: Social intelligence

Option 2: Specific intelligence

Option 3: Spatial intelligence

Option 4: Speed of processing