Twelve-year-old Stan is a whiz at baseball statistics. However, he consistently performs below average on standardized tests of mathematical abilities. Sternberg would characterize Stan's statistical abilities as __________intelligence.

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Contextual intelligence is the ability to use knowledge and skills in real-world situations. Stan's ability to use baseball statistics to make predictions and decisions is an example of contextual intelligence.

Twelve-Year-Old Stan Is a Whiz at Baseball Statistics