triarchic mind

The triarchic mind, proposed by psychologist Robert Sternberg, suggests that human intelligence involves three interconnected aspects: analytical thinking (problem-solving and logic), creative thinking (innovating and generating new ideas), and practical skills (everyday reasoning and adapting to situations). These components work together to help individuals understand and navigate the world effectively. Rather than just focusing on academics, the triarchic model recognizes that success depends on a mix of reasoning, creativity, and practical application, making it a comprehensive view of human intelligence.