What is the difference between fluid and crystallised intelligence?

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answered Jan 10 by Murray05Y450 (1.9k points)

Fluid intelligence refers to the ability to solve novel problems and learn new information, while crystallised intelligence refers to accumulated knowledge and skills.

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