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Which of the following does not refer to Inter-individual differences?
Which of the following does not refer to Inter-individual differences?
Which of the following is considered as Physical Differences?
Which of the following is considered as Physical Differences?
In Differences in Intelligence, Intelligence refers to Capacity to Solve problem, Capacity to adjust in society and Capacity to:
In Differences in Intelligence, Intelligence refers to Capacity to Solve problem, Capacity to adjust in society and Capacity to:
Differences in Social behavior are reflected in their readiness, motivation, and:
Differences in Social behavior are reflected in their readiness, motivation, and:
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Which of the following is an example of Inter-individual differences?
Which of the following is an example of Inter-individual differences?
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Study Notes
Inter-individual Differences
- Inter-individual differences do not refer to intra-individual differences.
Physical Differences
- Physical differences include biological and physiological differences between individuals.
Intelligence
- Intelligence refers to the capacity to solve problems, adjust to society, and learn from experience.
Social Behavior
- Differences in social behavior are reflected in an individual's readiness, motivation, and ability to interact with others.
Examples of Inter-individual Differences
- Intelligence quotient (IQ) is an example of inter-individual differences, as it varies from person to person.
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Description
Test your knowledge of inter-individual differences and physical differences in the context of human skills with this quiz. Covering topics such as features, personality, characteristics, and interests, this quiz is designed for students of FYBMS Semester I at Pune Vidyarthi Griha’s College of Science and Technology, affiliated to the University of Mumbai.
