INTELLIGENCE

INTELLIGENCE

1. Intelligence is a very general mental capacity that involves the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, understand complex ideas, learn quickly, and learn from experience

2. Convergent thinking is one that finds a logical solution to face problems of a scientific nature.

3. Divergent thinking is a thinking process that generates creative ideas by exploring many possible solutions.

4. Bifactorial Theory of Intelligence

   • The "g" factor refers to a general factor of intelligence that is the essential foundation of intelligent and adaptive behavior in any particular situation.
   • The “s” factors are a series of specific sub-factors that consist of abilities and aptitudes present only in specific areas of life.

5. According to Thurstone's perspective, intelligence is a set of primary mental abilities that do not converge in a single global higher-level dimension

6. Gardner proposed that human life requires the development of various types of intelligence

   • Catalina Martínez Cuautle

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