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Triangling

Triangling is when an employee discusses a Conflict with a third-party such as a friend or supervisor. In doing so, the employee hopes that the third party will talk to the second par

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Triangular theory of love

Triangular theory of love refers to the idea that different kinds of love consist of varying degrees of three components: intimacy, passion, and commitment

Triangulation

Triangulation refers to:

1. A process in which two (2) people who are in Conflict involve a third person in Order to reduce the tension in the relationship between the original two (2) pe

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Triarchic

Triarchic means "governed by three (3)". Descriptive of Robert Sternberg's view that intellectual functioning has three (3) aspects: analytical intelligence, creative intelligence, and practical intelligence.

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Triarchic Model of Human Intelligence

Triarchic Model of Human Intelligence refers to a belief that intelligence comprises three (3) aspects, dealing with the relation of intelligence (1) to the internal world of the person, (2)

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Triarchic Model of Intelligence

Triarchic Model of Intelligence refers to Sternberg's concept that intelligence is divided into contextual, experiential, and componential subcomponents (See Componential intelligence, Contextual intelligence, Experiential intelligence; and also Multidimensional Conception of Intelligence.

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Triarchic Theory

Triarchic Theory refers to Sternberg's Theory that describes intelligence in terms of three subtheories: contextual, experiential, and componential. (See Triarchic Model of Intelligence; Tri

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Tribadism

Tribadism refers to the rubbing genitals together with another person for sexual pleasure.

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