Psychologists believe that intelligence is culture-specific-that "intelligent" behavior in one culture is not necessarily intelligent behavior in a different culture.Three of the following are aspects of intelligence regardless of the culture in which it is found.Which one is probably related to intelligence in some cultures but not in others?

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Doing well in academic classroom activities is likely related to intelligence in some cultures but not in others. In some cultures, academic success may be highly valued and seen as a clear marker of intelligence, while in others different skills or aptitudes may be more highly valued. The other three options (applying prior knowledge, learning new tasks quickly, and adapting to new situations) are generally considered aspects of intelligence across cultures.

Psychologists Believe That Intelligence Is Culture-Specific-That "Intelligent" Behavior in One