Question

Who said, “Intelligence is the ability to learn”?

• A. Buckingham
• B. Stern
• C. Wechsler
• D. None of them

Hint:

One-liner map: Buckingham $\rightarrow$ “ability to learn”; Wechsler $\rightarrow$ act–think–deal effectively; Stern $\rightarrow$ adaptive capacity.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Buckingham’s succinct definition equates intelligence with the {ability to learn}. In contrast, Wechsler defined intelligence as an aggregate/global capacity “to act purposefully, think rationally, and deal effectively with the environment,” and Stern emphasized adaptive, goal-directed thought. Therefore the match to the quoted line is Buckingham.