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- adjective Of, pertaining to, or comprising
components
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It's called componential intelligence because Sternberg found a way to analyze the thought processes involved in solving IQ test items into components and metacomponents.
Latest Articles 2009
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It's called componential intelligence because Sternberg found a way to analyze the thought processes involved in solving IQ test items into components and metacomponents.
Latest Articles 2009
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This is arguably a more plausible way to preserve a componential analysis of agential obligation.
Deontic Logic McNamara, Paul 2006
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Substractive neuroimaging studies attempting to localize the alternative componential models are just as circular, by completely ignoring the developmental dimension.
Lakoff's View of Metaphors Chris 2004
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He calls his new theory the triarchic theory of intelligence because, as the term suggests, he believes that he has identified three kinds of intelligence: componential, experiential and contextual.
Latest Articles 2009
hillary commented on the word componential
dealing with or consisting of components
April 24, 2009