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Intelligence Theories

sarah friedman PSYCH 1215 Cambridge Englisch 29 Karten

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  1. 1What is intelligence?The ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations
  2. 2What is Charles Spearman's intelligence theory?He believed we have general intelligence (an underlying factor that forms all our intelligent behaviour) - g factor
    *If you score high in one test area you will likely score high on all test areas
  3. 3How did Charles Spearman form his belief of intelligence? (test)Factor Analysis (identifies clusters of related variables)
  4. 4Charles Spearman believed that basic intelligence predicts academic ability true or false?True
  5. 5What was one critique of Spearman's intelligence theory?Human abilities are too diverse to be contained by a single g factor
  6. 6Who discovered seven primary mental abilities theory?L.L. Thurstone
  7. 7What did Thurstone's theory provide evidence for?Provided more evidence that a single intelligence (g factor) existed even though Thurstone was a critique of Spearman
  8. 8What was the Cattle-Horn-Carroll intelligence theory?Condensed Thurstone's theory into two factors (fluid intelligence (Gf) and crystallized intelligence (Gc))
  9. 9What is fluid intelligence (Gf) and who discovered it?Ability to reason quickly usually when solving logic problems and tends to decrease with age - discovered by Cattle-Horn-Carroll theory
  10. 10What is crystallized intelligence (Gc) and who discovered it?Discovered by CHC - accumulated knowledge and verbal skills and tends to increase with age
  11. 11Which theory affirmed both a specific general intelligence (g factor) and affirmed specific abilities?Cattell-horn-carroll theory (recognizes that many abilities make up intelligence, but these specific abilities exist under a broader umbrella of general intelligence)
  12. 12What is a critique of the Carroll-Horn-Carroll theory?Specific abilities are too narrowly cognitive
  13. 13Which theorist identified eight independent intelligences and one possible existential intelligence?Gardner's multiple intelligences theory (influences the belief of specific learning styles in school/types of learners)
  14. 14Which theory explains Savant Syndrome?Gardner's multiple intelligences theory
  15. 15Which theorist proposes the triar chic theory of intelligence?Robert Sternberg
  16. 16What is the triar chic theory?Proposed by Sternberg, proposes three intelligences instead of eight (analytical, creative, practical)
  17. 17What are the three intelligences proposed by Robert Sternberg?1. Analytical intelligence
    2. Creative intelligence
    3. Practical intelligence
  18. 18What is Sternberg's analytical intelligence?Academic problem solving (assessed through intelligence tests) - good for predicting school grades and success in jobs
  19. 19What is Sternberg's creative intelligence?Shown through innovation and creative new ideas - strong ability to adapt to new situations
  20. 20What is Sternberg's practical intelligence?Needed for everyday tasks that have multiple solutions (street smarts)
  21. 21True or false: Sternberg's three intelligences can be reliably measured?True
  22. 22Is a strong general intelligence all you need to succeed?No, success is combination of talent and grit
  23. 23Why do kids that come from a privileged home tend to have higher reading scores?Kids from privileged homes tend to have a more developed prefrontal cortex
  24. 24What is social intelligence?Involved in understanding social situations and mangling yourself
    - Houses emotional intelligence
  25. 25What is emotional intelligence?How we perciev, understand, manage, and use emotions
  26. 26What are the 4 parts of emotional intelligence?1. Perceive - recognize emotions
    2. Understand - predict emotions and how they may change
    3. Manage - how to express emotions and handle other's
    4. Using - using emotions to facilitate creative thinking
    *These 4 components predict social success and well-being)
  27. 27Who proposed that human beings have multiple intelligences independent of each other?Howard Gardner
  28. 28What is defined when several distinct abilities correlate together?G factor
  29. 29Who discovered interpersonal skills as a type of intelligence?Howard Gardner

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Cambridge PSYCH 1215 (Chapter 14/10) Karteikarten am Intelligence Theories, erstellt von sarah friedman am 26/05/2023.
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