One cognitive-processing theorist suggests that researchers should examine not only the processes involved in intelligent behaviour but also the forms intelligence can take. The theory refers to people who emphasize framing problems and developing strategies as intelligent because they are adept at adaptive problem solving, This approach is called
A) the emotional intelligence theory.
B) the triarchic theory of intelligence.
C) the multiple intelligences theory.
D) the three-stratum theory of cognitive abilities.

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The triarchic theory of intelligence emphasizes both the processes involved in intelligent behaviour (analytical, creative, and practical) and the forms intelligence can take. This includes the ability to frame problems and develop strategies, which is considered a form of adaptive problem solving. Therefore, option B is the best choice. Option A (emotional intelligence), option C (multiple intelligences), and option D (three-stratum theory of cognitive abilities) do not specifically address the emphasis on problem framing and strategy development.

One Cognitive-Processing Theorist Suggests That Researchers Should Examine Not Only