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Social Studies, 11.03.2020 18:13 mshepherdmiller

Justin was an average student in school. He ultimately earned his college degree, barely maintaining a "C" average. He has since been named manager of a local retail store and is responsible for the store’s unprecedented success. According to Sternberg, at what type of intelligence does Justin excel?

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