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Variations In Psychological Attributes

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Differentiate between intelligence and aptitude.

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1. Intelligence: Intelligence refers to the general ability of a person to do certain things at a given time.

(i) It is a product of heredity and environment and does not require training for the growth.

2. Aptitude:

(i) It is the potential ability of an individual to acquire specific skills.

(ii) It requires training also to capitalize the ability.

(iii) It is teachability in the individual.

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