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What is the Cattell-Horn theory?
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What is the Cattell-Horn theory?
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The Cattell-Horn theory suggests that intelligence is composed of fluid and crystallised abilities. Fluid intelligence involves solving novel problems. Crystallised intelligence involves using prior knowledge.
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