Habilidades

Habilidades

1. Multiple Intelligences

   • Interpersonal
     • Empathy and social understanding
   • Bodily-Kinesthetic
     • Body, expression, and technique
   • Intrapersonal
     • Self-awareness and introspection
   • Visual-Spatial
     • Images, shapes, and perspective
   • Musical
     • Rhythm, tone, and harmony
   • Linguistic
     • Words, syntax, and persuasion
   • Naturalistic
     • Observation of the biological environment
   • Logical-Mathematical
     • Patterns, logic, and abstraction

2. Metodos

   • DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW ABOUT DIRECT OBSERVATION
     • 1. Positive Point of View
       • It provides first-hand intormation • It allows researchers to see real behavior instead of relying on wnat people say. • It offers detailed and contextual data. its widev used in education psychology, and social sciences.
     • 2. Critical Point of View
       • The observer may interpret events sulectively. The presence of the observer can influence people's behavior. • It requires time and resources to be carried out properly. • t may not reveal ine reasons behind observed actions.
     • 3. Scientific Point of View
       • • It is considered a fundamental method for collecting empirical data. It should be conducted systematically, carefully, and oblectively. It is often combined with interviews, surves, or other research methods to improve rendonity
     • 4. Ethical Point of View
       • • It must respect the privacy and rights of the people being observed. In some cases, informed consent is required. • Researchers should avoid causing harm or discomfort to participants.
   • INTERVIEW
     • The interview is a psychological assessment technique in which a professional talks with a person to gather information about their personality, thoughts, emotions, experiences, and behavior.
   • QUESTIONNAIRES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS
     • Personality Questionnaires
       • Used to assess thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
     • Personality Inventories
       • Measure specific personality traits such as extraversion, responsibility, and emotional stability
     • Objective Tests
       • Use structured questions with standardized scoring methods.
   • BIOGRAPHIC METHOD
     • The biographical method consists of investigating a person's life using it as the primary source. It involves reconstructing, analyzing, and interpreting someone's life.
   • PROJECTIVE TESTS
     • These are psychological techniques used to assess a person's personality, thoughts, emotions, internal conflicts, and unconscious aspects.
   • THIRD-PARTY EVALUATION
     • Third-party evaluation is a personality assessment method in which a person's traits, behaviors, and attitudes are described by people who know them well, such as family members, friends, teachers, coworkers, or supervisors.