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Intelligence
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• Intelligence is one's capacity for learning, problem solving, and applying knowledge and skills to adapt to unfamiliar situations.
• Intelligence quotient is measure of one aspect intelligence through an IQ test
- It's a score muted to enable comparison among individuals
- It's computed by dividing the mental age by the chronological age and multiplying by 100
• Intelligence is a hypothetical construct: a concept that is not measurable or observable and yet gives rise to measurable phenomena and patterns of data.
• An operational definition of intelligence describes the precise elements of intelligence and procedures involved in researching it.
• Metacognition is having an understanding of the way. they think when attempting to solve problems, reason, plan, or make decisions.