Charles Spearman believed that ________.

A) intelligence and creativity seldom go together
B) people who are intelligent in one area are usually intelligent in other areas, too
C) people exhibit specific and varied degrees of intelligence in different areas
D) people who are intelligent in math are often not intelligent in verbal skills

Charles Spearman

A British psychologist who is best known for his work in statistics and psychology, particularly for his theory regarding the existence of a general intelligence factor, "g."

Creativity

The ability to generate novel and useful ideas or solutions.

Intelligence

The ability to acquire knowledge, think abstractly, understand complex ideas, adapt to environments, and learn from experience.