Selah Prelle: Intelligence Models

Selah Prelle: Intelligence Models

1. Multiple Intelligence

   • There are many intelligences that can not be seen by an IQ test. These include musical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, logical/math, linguistic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).

2. Fluid and Cyrstallized Intelligence

   • General intelligence is composed of two parts: fluid and crystallized intelligence (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).
     • Fluid intelligence is the ability to think quickly and flexibly, especially in tight situations (Grison & Gazzaniga, 2019).
     • Crystallized intelligence is knowledge used to solve problems that comes from experience. This intelligence helps people to solve puzzles (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).

3. General Intelligence

   • The theory that there is a single factor, known as the G factor, that determines intelligence and IQ scores (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).

4. Triarchic Intelligence

   • There are three aspects that makeup this intelligence: analytical, creative, and practical (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).
     • Anayltical is skill in puzzle and problem solving (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).
     • Creative is a person's capacity for new ways of thinking (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).
     • Practical is skill in dealing with daily life (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).

5. Emotional Intelligence

   • This intelligence measures skills in managing one's emotions and recognizing them in other people. High emotional intelligence includes understanding emotions and reacting properly to them (Grison & Gazzinga, 2019).