Intelligence - Emily Richardson

Intelligence - Emily Richardson

1. General Intelligence

   • The idea that intellect is based on one common element

2. Triarchic Theory

   • The concept that humans have three different sorts of intelligences: analytical, creative, and practical

3. Fluid and Crystallized

   • Fluid intelligence refers to the ability to think quickly and adaptably in unfamiliar, complicated situations, whereas crystallized intelligence refers to information gained through experience and applied to issues.

4. Multiple

   • The concept that humans have a variety of intelligences that are all distinct from one another.
     • Many intelligences are not measurable by IQ tests.
     • Concerns sensitivity to spoken and written language, language learning ability, and the ability to utilize language to achieve certain goals.

5. Emotinal

   • abilities to recognize and manage emotions in others
     • Being able to manage your own emotions, as well for using our emotions to guide thoughts and actions
     • The ability to understand emotional language as well for recognizing others emotions

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