According to Cattell, the ability to see relationships, such as in analogies, requires
A) fluid intelligence
B) general intelligence
C) stable intelligence
D) crystallized intelligence

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Cattell proposed that the ability to see relationships is a part of fluid intelligence, which refers to the ability to reason and think abstractly in novel situations. General intelligence, stable intelligence, and crystallized intelligence do not specifically address this ability.

According to Cattell, the Ability to See Relationships, Such as in Analogies