In Cantor and Kihlstrom's view of social intelligence, the abstract and categorical information that the person has gleaned over time concerning various social events and phenomena, including scripts and self-conceptions, makes up

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Cantor and Kihlstrom's social intelligence theory proposes that the abstract and categorical information about social events and phenomena, such as scripts and self-conceptions, is stored in declarative-semantic knowledge. This type of knowledge includes general factual information that can be verbally expressed and consciously retrieved.

In Cantor and Kihlstrom's View of Social Intelligence, the Abstract