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How does the dual-process theory differ from the triarchic theory of intelligence?
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How does the dual-process theory differ from the triarchic theory of intelligence?
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The dual-process theory suggests cognitive processes can be categorised as intuitive vs. analytical, while the triarchic theory of intelligence distinguishes analytical, creative and practical abilities.
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