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Why is treating aptitude and intelligence as identical a common error?

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1. Why is treating aptitude and intelligence as identical a common error?

Someone can have high general intelligence but relatively weak aptitude for a specific skill, since aptitude captures a narrower, task-specific capacity

Aptitude and intelligence are always exactly equal in every individual

General intelligence always guarantees strong aptitude in every specific skill

Aptitude is a broader concept than intelligence, encompassing all mental capacities

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