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Glenys dropped out of high school 40 years ago, found a job, and worked her way up in the company. She has been in her present position for over 20 years, and everyone in the company agrees that she is the one with the most "street smarts" about how to deal effectively with both customers and suppliers. What type of intelligence does Glenys display, according to Robert Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence?

▸ analytical

▸ practical

▸ contextual

▸ creative

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