The core of intelligence consists of general mental abilities in the areas of reasoning,problem-solving,knowledge, memory,and successful adaptation to one's surroundings,which is called
A)the g-factor.
B)creative aptitude.
C)performance intelligence.
D)the beta factor.

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The g-factor, or general intelligence factor, refers to the core abilities that underlie intelligent behavior, including reasoning, problem-solving, knowledge, memory, and adaptation to new situations. This concept was proposed by psychologist Charles Spearman, and is widely accepted as a key component of overall intelligence. The other options listed (creative aptitude, performance intelligence, and beta factor) are not commonly used terms in the study of intelligence.

The Core of Intelligence Consists of General Mental Abilities in the Areas