Intelligence Models - Grant

Intelligence Models - Grant

1. Fluid and Crystallized Intelligence

   • Fluid intelligence is the ability to think flexibly and reason. Crystallized intelligence is the intake of knowledge, facts, and skills that a person acquires throughout their life (Cherry, 2021).

2. Multiple Intelligences

   • This theory states that every individual has different types of intelligence and ways of learning (Herndon, 2018).

3. General Intelligence

   • A construct that is made up or different cognitive abilities which enable people to acquire knowledge and solve problems (Cherry, 2021)

4. Emotional Intelligence

   • The ability to identify and regulate our own emotions, empathize with others, and use these abilities for communication in relationships (Harvard Health Publishing, 2022).

5. Triarchic Theory

   • The theory that puts intelligence into three categories: componential, experiential, and practical (Shrestha, 2017).
     • Practical Intelligence: How you react to a changing environment or how you change it to suit your needs (Roundy, 2021).
     • Experiential Intelligence: The ability to solve problems (Roundy, 2021).
     • Componential Intelligence: the ability to process and analyze information (Roundy, 2021).