Question

In the given example, why is Rohit considered highly intelligent according to the Indian perspective?

Options

• He scores the highest marks in his class.

• He solves disputes, adapts quickly, and motivates his peers.

• He performs well in standardized IQ tests.

• He focuses only on logical reasoning and problem-solving.

Answer 1

He solves disputes, adapts quickly, and motivates his peers.

Explanation:

Despite getting average marks, Rohit demonstrates social competence (solving disputes), adaptability (adjusting quickly), and emotional competence (motivating peers), which are valued in the Indian holistic view of intelligence.