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Manisha was walking on the street when she sensed that she was being followed. She became alert to her environment and quickly joined the procession that was passing by. - Psychology

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प्रश्न

Manisha was walking on the street when she sensed that she was being followed. She became alert to her environment and quickly joined the procession that was passing by.

Which one of the following types of intelligence did Manisha display?

पर्याय

  • Analytical

  • Contextual

  • Componential

  • Experiential

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उत्तर

Contextual

Explanation:

Contextual intelligence is the ability to understand and adapt to different events and environments. Social intelligence involves recognizing social cues, assessing surrounding conditions, and adapting behaviour or decision-making to fit the situation.

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