Gc in Cattell's original theory of intelligence referred to:

A) Knowledge and skills acquired through formal learning and experiences
B) General ability factor
C) Problem-solving and information-processing abilities
D) Specific learned skills

Gc

General crystallized intelligence, referring to the ability to use learned knowledge and experience.

Formal Learning

A structured educational process, often occurring in an institutional setting like schools or universities, following a curriculum.

General Ability Factor

A construct that represents the overall cognitive abilities of an individual, often derived from various intelligence test scores.