Learning, Memory, and Thinking Intelligence Shane Agan March 6, 2022

Learning, Memory, and Thinking Intelligence Shane Agan March 6, 2022

1. General Intelligence

   • The main factor that contributes to how you complete an intellectual task.

2. Emotional Intelligence

   • The ability to recognize your emotions and the emotions of others.

3. Fluid Intelligence

   • The ability to "think outside the box" and quickly in tough situations. One part of general intelligence

4. Triarchic Theory

   • 3 parts
     • Analytical Intelligence: Ability to analyze, evaluate, and contrast information through logical reasoning, verbal, and mathematical skills.
     • Creative Intelligence: The skills that allow us to create, explore, make, etc.
     • Practical Intelligence: Allows us to apply our knowledge in practical, everyday situations.

5. Multiple Intelligence

   • 8 different intelligences that are not measurable by IQ tests.
   • Musical
     • The ability to produce and appreciate rhythm, pitch, and musical expressiveness.
       • I scored myself at a 6 for this intelligence because I appreciate music and can keep a beat, but I don't play an instrument or anything.
   • Spatial
     • The ability to create mental images in your head.
       • I scored myself as a 5 on this because I can picture some things in my head, but I'm not the best at manipulating these images once I have a picture in my head.
   • Linguistic
     • The ability to write and speak and learn different languages.
       • I ranked myself at 2 on this, because I really dislike writing and trying to learn different languages.
   • Intrapersonal
     • The ability to observe your own feelings and emotional states.
       • I ranked myself as a 4 on intrapersonal intelligence because I can sometimes realize my own feelings, but I don't always realize why I feel the way I do.
   • Bodily Kinesthetic
     • The ability to move objects and the body in a physical way.
       • For bodily kinesthetic, I rated myself as a 10 because I love sports, being active, and working with my hands. I would say this is my highest kind of intelligence.
   • Logical - mathematical
     • The ability to think abstractly and to discern logical or numerical patterns.
       • I scored a 8 on this one, because I like math such as measuring, and I feel like I have a pretty high logical intelligence.
   • Interpersonal
     • The ability to relate to people and understand their needs.
       • I scored a 7 on this because I feel that I have a good ability to meet the needs of my friends and grow closer to them because of it.
   • Naturalist
     • The ability to appreciate and enjoy plants, animals, and the beauty of nature.
       • I scored myself as a 7 for this intelligence because I love being out in nature and sitting in its beauty. I like animals, but not all animals.

6. Crystallized Intelligence

   • Formed through experiences in life and is used to solve problems. This is the second part of general intelligence.