The specific skills and goals that are important to American conceptions of successful intelligence and that are assessed on many intelligence tests are less valued in other cultures and so are not cultivated in the young

Reasoning that includes propositions and possibilities that may not reflect reality defines

A. inductive reasoning. B. perceptual thought. C. hypothetical thought. D. deductive reasoning.

A teenager who can use hypothetical thinking will tend to

accept the values of his or her culture. accept the world as it is. be confident about the future. reflect about serious issues.