Question

How do aptitude and interest differ?

Options

• Aptitude is "can do"; interest is "want to do".

• Aptitude measures learning; interest predicts ability.

• Aptitude is learned; interest is innate.

• Both are the same concept.

Answer 1

Aptitude is "can do"; interest is "want to do".

Explanation:

Aptitude refers to natural ability ("can do"), while interest refers to personal preference or liking for an activity ("want to do"), regardless of talent.