The theories of
Intelligence
The ability to acquire knowledge and use it for problem solving and adapting it to the real world.
The main current belief is that intelligence is multi-faceted. With a main ability on the top level, a few others on the second, and followed by many other types.
General, Fluid, or crystallized Intelligence?
Gardener's multi-intelligence View
Logical - mathematical
Linguistic
musical
SPatial
Bodily - kinesthetic
naturalist
interpersonal
intrapersonal
Logical - Mathematical
- Ability to reason, solve problems, and discern patterns using logic and numbers
Linguistic
- Ability to use and understand written and spoken word to express oneself and persuade others
Musical
- Ability to hear, create, and appreciate music. - Sensitivity to rhythm, pitch, and timbre.
spatial
- Ability to think in 3 - dimensions - Mental rotation, visualizing objects, and perceiving the relationship between objects and space
Bodily - Kinesthetic
- Ability to use one's body to solve problems and express ideas. - Coordination, dexterity, and ability to handle objects.
Interpersonal
- Ability to interact with others; understand their moods, motivations, and feelings
Intrapersonal
- Ability to understand your own goals, motivations, and feelings.
Naturalist
- Ability to recognize, categorize, and understand elements of the outside world.
The idea that a signal mental ability (referred to as "g" factor) is responsible for all matters related to intelligence, as judged by mental testing
General
Fluid is the ability to solve novel problems and reason, while Crystallized is the knowledge accumalated over time
Fluid and Crystallized
VS
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The theories of
Intelligence
The ability to acquire knowledge and use it for problem solving and adapting it to the real world.
The main current belief is that intelligence is multi-faceted. With a main ability on the top level, a few others on the second, and followed by many other types.
General, Fluid, or crystallized Intelligence?
Gardener's multi-intelligence View
Logical - mathematical
Linguistic
musical
SPatial
Bodily - kinesthetic
naturalist
interpersonal
intrapersonal
Logical - Mathematical
- Ability to reason, solve problems, and discern patterns using logic and numbers
Linguistic
- Ability to use and understand written and spoken word to express oneself and persuade others
Musical
- Ability to hear, create, and appreciate music. - Sensitivity to rhythm, pitch, and timbre.
spatial
- Ability to think in 3 - dimensions - Mental rotation, visualizing objects, and perceiving the relationship between objects and space
Bodily - Kinesthetic
- Ability to use one's body to solve problems and express ideas. - Coordination, dexterity, and ability to handle objects.
Interpersonal
- Ability to interact with others; understand their moods, motivations, and feelings
Intrapersonal
- Ability to understand your own goals, motivations, and feelings.
Naturalist
- Ability to recognize, categorize, and understand elements of the outside world.
The idea that a signal mental ability (referred to as "g" factor) is responsible for all matters related to intelligence, as judged by mental testing
General
Fluid is the ability to solve novel problems and reason, while Crystallized is the knowledge accumalated over time
Fluid and Crystallized
VS