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What is 'Planning' in Intelligence according to J.P. Das?

Solution

(i) Planning is concept of PASS model.

(ii) Planning refers to the generation of plans or problems. It involves goal setting, strategy selection and performance monitoring.

(iii) It allows the individual to think of possible course of actions, implement them, evaluate their effectiveness and, if the plan does not work, modify it.

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Variations In Psychological Attributes

What is 'Planning' in Intelligence according to J.P. Das?

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